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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
February
18,
1952
Lurlinq
tball
Play
Tight
New
Rod-Gun
Club
Formed
Schedule
vV'V
I
Ps'n
-
i'
1
,'-;:
Melroe,
9.
Both
were
65
pounds,
fighting
for
three
iy2-mlnute
rounds.
Young
Saunders
knocked
his
opponent
down
twice
and
once
through
the
ropes.
Bury
won
all
three
two-min
Hill
Washburn
President
of
l'ort
Edward
Group
Weekly
playing
schedule
has
Local
Boxers
Clean
Up
in
Hazeiton
Show
been
drawn
up
by
Prince
Rupert
ute
rounds
and
fought
"beauti
Further
support
for
Prince
:
Curling
Club
which
provides
for
Rupert
district
sixjrtsmen
was
cui
ling
every
night
with
the
gained
with
formation
yesterday
t
men's
club,
ladies'
club,
high
of
a
Rod
and
Oun
Association
1
school
students
and
non-mem-at
Port
Edward.
Fourteen
inter-1
bers
participating.
'
vhia
Cellulose
'
y
Senior
League
IFinal
Opener
'(
('('
300
60,
Rainmakers
54
Four
youthful
Prince
Rupert
csted
hunters
and
fishermen,
I
Tuesdays
and
Wednesdays
have
pUgiiists
returned
early
Satur-
day
morning
well
satisfied
after
an
later-community
boxing
members
of
both
curling
clubs
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Club
executive,
elected
Bill
Washburn
as
fully"
according
to
his
trainer.
Art
Turcotte,
who
was
awarded
a
medal,
gained
a
unanimous
decision
over
Allan
McDouga'd
after
knocking
down
his
opponent
in
the
first
round
and
gaining
heavily
In
the
other
two.
Billy
Smith
tied
with
Neil
Stlr-rett
in
the
68-pound
division
after
a
vicious,
slugging
battle.
who
have
not
curled
before,
and
lor
other
Interested
persons
who
,,,.
'
ri
rira-i,
their
president.
Other
officers
are
John
Atche-;
wish
to
try
the
game.
Qualified
t
whjch
mav
land
them
son,-vice-president;
Nels
Men-,
instructors
have
been
appointed.
ln
a
Vancouvcr
provincial
com-
zies,
secretary-treasurer;
J.I
Non-club
members
will
have
pemioin
Davis,
C.
Tiechman,
T.
Ben-1
the
privilege
of
playing
as
guests
'
mo,h
strom,
S.
Shelley
and
R.
Hurst,
1
during
anypen
per
iod
or
other
JBmnSTi
FINE
HOSPITALITY
4
"
'
ftnstr
&
1'ayne
40,
Fashion
39
,
r..fhting
Rainmakers
lost
a
tough
first
'of
a
u
o-game,
total
point
semi-final
bout
in
(
f
Jiciiior
leapiie
hoop
championship
playoffs
fcht
with
CCC
300.
executive
committee.
""
"
-i'v.
n,
.
D,
,
j
.v,
t,,,-
ck
Bur,
10
and
A
Tur-i
The
Port
Edward
group
rangj
w..fl
a
total
membership
of
n,
d-i,.o
D.,r
,..i,o-i
ir
tho
c'nh
w
ill
re-elvp
nnlv
in
coite,
1.
tuny
om.in
arew
whm
.
v,..,'
;
blVmffn,hW,
nnno
mces
Presi-
his
opponent.
All
are
boys
tram
"H
nicni
Bcv
aumu;
....,
.
1
?
At
4
I
-y-
K'
X
...
..
..
cd
by
M.
J.
Saunders
who
escorted
the
boys.
Enthusiastic
and
happy
over
the
outcome,
Mr.
Saunders
de-
Prince
Rupert
team
was
offered
the
"best
of
hospitality"
said
Saunders.
The
boys
were
billeted
by
local
residents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Stirrett
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Reynolds.
Trip
expenses
were
shared
by
Doug
Frizzeil.
A.
J.
Turcotte
and
Saunders.
The
boys'
trainer
hopes
to
enter
some
of
his
boys
in
a
Vancouver
provincial
box
after
requests
for
assistance
!
rtont
-eiy
Moore,
from
both
the
B.
C.
Game
Com-:
Schedule
mission
and
the
B.
C.
Game
j
Monday.
7-9
p.m.,
ladies'
club
Council
were
apparently
ig-
1
Tuesday,
7-9
p.m.,
men's
club
Wednesday
2:30
'p.m.,
ladies'
scribed
the
event
at
the
Hazel-
nored.
-I
Student
omiuii-i't'11
high
total
of
rorman
lor
fashion
und
Wcsch
j,
jo
points,
pulp
for
F
&
P
both
shot
14;
Centres
t
i
to
an
early
Dumas
(Fashion)
and
Chrlstoff
..ad
for
the
win.
I
followed
with
10
each.
,
;rr.
ciRatchfordand
,n
one
of
thc
tighlefit
battles
,
in
and
14
points
ln
)Paguei
n0
more
than
Likely
to
be
known
as
the
Port
!
c'i'h:
7
and
9
p.m.,
men's
club.
ton
high
school
Thursday
night.
Two
of
the
boys
received
cups
as
trophies.
Bury
was
voted
the
"most
scientific
boxer
from
Edward
Rod
and
Gun
Club,
the
Thursday
Open
aiternoon,
members
are
highly
interested
!n
a
'
9
p.m.,
men's
club.
sport
fishing
conservation
and
Friday,
2:30
p.m.,
ladies
club;
ing
competition,
preferably
the
i-
in
naouiu
iu
two
poln(j
separated
tr.e
teams
in
tron
shootina.
F.xwut.ive
will
7
ana
p.m.,
men
5
ciuo.
Prince
Rupert,"
vhile
young
!
Bronze
Gloves,
but
feels
he
will
Saunders
received
a
trophy
forneed
sponsorship
by
a
city
or-winning
his
fight
against
Donny
ganization.
i.uiuay,
10
a.m.,
high
school;
r
tactics
the
last
present
a
constitution
at
next
general
meeting
for
ratification.
TOUGH
FIGHT
Fra,nkie
Almond
shows
the
effect
of
a
tough
battle
in
Vancouver
when
the
Canadian
featherweight
champion
lost
to
Eobby
Woods
of
Spokane.
Wash.
Frankie's
manager,
Lcn
Gervais,
patches
up
the
beaten
fighter.
.
(CP
PHOTO
open
afternoon;
7
and
9
p.m.,
men's
club.
Sunday
Open,
afternoon
only.
after
the
first
quarter.
SCORING
CCC
300
Marshall
14,
lumas
7,
Thompson
8
Ratohford
18,
Hogan
10,
O.
Dumas
3.
TUal
60.
Rainmakers
Morrison
6,
Wat-
11
ituclents
forg-,
il,
piy
unseat
the
i
npn.Mjn
dumped
In
H
1
s
without
a
re-j
k
s
were
a
little
1
1
1
STORK
CRAFT
however.
ana
ny;son
o,
loung
a,
cicciine,
onuiir
1
1:
HockeyStandings
U
II
hort
also
ol
six
1
13,
Tall
,
simonson
zu.
rotai
ai.
Winnipeg.
Boy
Scores
Points
I
in
t
e
Bo-Me-Hi
Wins,
From
Bulgers
;Y
CRIBS
r
fourth
place,
fraser
&
Payne
Enrtdge
6,
'Chrlstoff
0,
Wesch
14,
Smith
4,
NATIONAL
W
D
L
F
Hockey
Scores
SATURDAY
National
League
-Montreal
2,
New
York
3.
Boston
5,
Chicago
2.
SUNDAY
Pacific
Coast
Victoria
7,
Seattle
3.
A
Pus
150
96
74
10
II
OSLO
(P
Gordon
Audley.,
rail-
i
uncr
iuu
u
m
Darnell
6.
cnristensen.
lotai
u
:td
free-line
shoot-
fashion
KeUheson
4,
Scdg-ai
y
two
of
seven
4;
Forman
14.
Dumas
10,
i
Toronto
24
13
18
130
114
61
!
Montreal
27
7
22
153
129
61
'Boston
18
12
24
118
138
48
In
a
lop-sided
game
the
Bo-
way
employee
from
Winnipeg,
Me-Hl
Beavers
pasted
Bulger's
gave
Canada
her
first
points
in
with
a
44-9
defeat
Saturday
even-
the
sixth
Winter
Olympics
by
Hamilton
7.
Total
39.
inu.
Bulger's
were
behind
all
placing
third
Saturday
in
the
,
New
York
19
10
25
140
161
48
!
Chicago
14
6
34
119
172
34
t
through
the
game
and,
playing
500-meter
speed
skating
race.
i
'thft'tr
unrxt.
pump
nf
the
season
Audley
flashed
over
soft
ice
of
Hip
Rissett
Stadium
in
44
sec-
suffered
their
most
severe
de-
iic
for
fourth
place
(nam
league
could
rif'
r.sed
tomorrow
It
U'o
teams
meet
of
this
round
d
).v
tot:d
points
n:dlest
houses
in
An
example
of
the
finest
kind
of
good
craftsmanship.
Wave
an
extensive
stock
and
you're
invited
to
our
furniture
department
upstairs
to
make
your
selection.
Priced
from
39.50
Less
mattress
Uat.-They
could
not
break
the
ondf.
flat
eight-tenths
of
a
sec-'
Hell
Divers
Down
School
Beaverr'
strong
defence.
ond
behind
the
winning
time
of
Ken
Henry,
Chicago
speedster,
t
whr
won
in
43.2
seconds.
Thirteen
to
four
was
the
score
at
the
first
quarter
and
Bulger's
Western
International
Kimberlcy
6.
Spokane
9.
SUNDAY
National
League
'
'
New
York
1,
Montreal
j
.
Chicago
2,
Toronto
2.
Pacific
Coast
Victoria
2.
TE"oma
9
Edmonton
3,
Saskatocn
10
V
ancouvcr
4,
New
Westminster
2
.
Western
International
Trail
2,
Nelson
3
Kimberley
1,
Spokane
3
OSAIIL
Kelowna
4,
Vernon
5
King
Edward
School
was
were
putting
up
a
good
fight
but
Jeanette
Altwegg,
English
girl,
!
.
I
Y
1!
Yd
1
ball
witnessed
it
s
show,
fti
first
leg
of
the
,fl
conimenct's
ln
handed
its
worst
defeat
of
the
the
Beavers
completely
ran
away
j
who
holds
tne
worid
figure
skat-season
Thursday
afternoon
when
from
them.
Tho
other
quarter
;
infc
championship,
took
an
early
lead
In
an
effort
to
micced
Cana-
!
Jt
Anderson
meet
the
Civic
Centre
Hell
Divers
scoies
were:
zu-i.
20-1,
aim
trounced
them
24-15
in
the
Pee
Chrlt-tenson
was
ip
excellent
il".'s
Barbara
H
:ctt
fx:'
the
Olym-
M
iwo-r,:unc
series
in
King
Ed's
star.
John
Lambie.
Hu
Beavers.
Smith
was
high
for
'
Gordon
&
And
Phone
46
Miss
Altwegg
led
with
an
uno
1
1
1
position
-II.PI
ATI-
erson
Limited
v.wed
ucor
form
along
with
we
jewenvrs
wnn
inree.
ho
1
st
of
the
team.
Lambie
ft
OSAHL-PCSAHL
fficial
score
of
290.4.
Suzanne
Morrow
of
Toronto
scoied
fifth
with
267.
Twenty-four
fouls
were
called
by
referees
Feness
and
Dumas
and
fourteen
of
them
were
on
Kamloops
1,
Nanalmo
2
(over
1
i
n
I
1
if
"
I
4
FHL
BITTER
FAST!
py
.
1
.
.
1
.,n.
-
rc-red
only
two
points.
In
thc
last
half
the
Hell
Divers
t;mei.
p
ir
ii-
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9C
Ac
League
fix-(
.iolli"i-
close
and
If
as
Fraser
&i
1
$1
1
pressed
to
re-lead
over
Fash-
tk,
advantase
of
King
Ed's
wild
the
losers.
p
ay
ne,
and
scored
sixteen
points
til
&
nriilt
neidence
ni
A
ill
the
Scoring:
Beavers
Haudenschild
10,
Ya-mamota
6,
Mali
7,
Pederson
2,
Cln
istenson
13,
Morven,
T.
Nak-atvi
Tanaka
4.
Matsuba,
Tsu-ch'ya.
Total
44.
Bulger's
ScdgwicX
Husvik
2,
,
4
two
top
men
on
hVifVr
-
r
7?
a
n
'
I
while
King
Ed
only
scored
four.
Chrlstoff
was
the
Hell
Divers'
strong
man
as
he
spurred
his
train
to
victory
by
making
eleven
points
and
Mcintosh.
Kin',
F.il'-
main
source
of
.strength,
made
six.
Except
for
Hip
first
quarter
thc
He
I
D
vers
led
'tlu'ii'
opponents.
The;
were
seven
fouls
called
by
Referees
Savllle
and
Morrison,
four
on
the
Hell
Divers
and
three
on
King
Ed.
Quarter
time
feces
were:
6-3,
th
identical
scores.
.
t
'
t.
JUO
7
L
ueats
Id'krs
;
1.
ill
tied
with
thc
Ci
i!t:p
Hell
Divers
for
Pmc
n
the
Pee
Wee
l
n
h
-y
won
12
to
9
:
y
n:(.irt:i,g
Saville
2,
Smith
3,
De
Man
2.
Ncwfleld.
Total
S.
Bv
Alan
Davidson.
Curling
Opening
Guests
Limited
Official
opening
of
Prince
Rupert
curling
rink
tonight
will
be
a
membership
affair
only,
says
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene,
committee
chairman
in
charge.
"We
would
like
everyone
to
come
but.
in
view
of
limited
space
in
the
building,
the
opening
celebration
will
be
limited
to
members
and
invited
guests."
11-C.
17-13.
24-15.
Scoring:
Hell
Divers
Kelsey,
D.
MacLeod
2.
Chrlstoff
11.
Lugrln
3,
Mali
Kilborn,
Bowes
8,
B.
Mac-
Di
ts
plaved
an
off
Leod,
Lemon.
Twaites.
Total
24.
JP
,
IsooD-oipe
:
t???
...other
squadrons
I
r-
V
-Yr-
will
'
.
1
-.
00.
-
-
r
rs.in
difficulty
was
King
F.dward
Hodgklnson,
E.
vrtu
sink
their
foul
Johnson
4.
Stewart.
Adams,
F.
f
"red
only
two
out
Johnson
3.
B
Johnson,
Mcintosh
Lambie
2.
Total
15
(urteen.
-Alan
Davidson.
vers
p'lied
thc
In
the
S-
,
!5tl'RlM)B)
11
T
-----
'
unable
to
M
f
ba.k
ba.skets
l(
i
wcr.-
I
their
1
opponents.
Ski
Heil
cores
were:
8-4,
descent.
Special
thanks
arc
due
to
Nels
M
mzies,
John
Bcalle,
Jack
Eby,
Ed
Daw-'s,
Fred
Kennedy,Larry
Stanwo:id.
Harold
and
Odd
Eids-
J'
I
'Jf'iiils
were
called,
m
iXinlcn
and
e
even
By
MARNIE
BULGER
bcautifiil
day
mid
deep
snow
which
brought
out
thc
S
Wong
and
v
k.
Edith
Ebv,
Rusty
Thain
and
1M
I.iii-i
s.
b-f
Boi
rden
players,
id
five
fouls.
season's
heaviest
turnout
at
the
Marnlc
Bulger.
I
Incc
Rupe;
t
Ski
Club's
tow
hill
Thif
accident
necessitates
re-wa-
ma.
red
In
the
afternoon
by
turn
of
the
stretcher
toboggan
the
second
serious
mishap
this
to
the
tow
shed.
President
Har-
A
IliVfrsKci.scy,
Chrlstoff
s.
1'a$
s.
Lugrin
2.
Kil-
)
M,i
2.
3
M:rI.eotl
year.
.
Jack
Breen
had
the
misfortune
to
break
his
leg
on
thc
low
hill.
AP
member?
rallied
quickly
and
Tu!:,l
Wong
0.
F.
Wong
2,
o
rt
F.'dsvik
claims
"ro
stretcher
on
the
hill
next
week-end
no
tow."
How
about
some
volunteers?
4
This
department
wouldn't
be
surprised
if
quite
a
few
sets
of
fafety
harness
were
purchased
.Hcusvold
2.
B.
Jack
was
In
town
In
less
than
Mi-Uii.
Nickerson,
Eby.
two
hours,
which
is
really
a
I
record.
Every
mvnibcr
helped
-
:
and
II
It
was
not
for
the
com-
by
planksters
this
week.
"Ski
Bingo
next
wcex
at
me
llsi
clued
team
work
of
all,
it
would
n.
.
have
been
a
much
more
difficult
iJnd'eri."
Ski
Heil!
The
RX.AJ.
needs
more
men
immediately
to
train
as
fighter
Pilots
-
Radio
Officers
-
ond
Navigation
Officers
!
1
r.
1
lere
is
your
opportunity
to
start
your
career
in
aviation.
W
in
your
wings
and
serve
as
an
officer
in
thc
Royal
Canadian
Air
Forte
at
home
or
abroad.
For
detailed
information
on
pay
and
how
you
can
qualify,
see
your
local
R.CA.F.
Career
Counsellor
or
mail
the
coupon
today.
Ill
defence
of
freedom
additional
K.C.A.F.
I'iyliter
Squadrons
will
go
to
Europe,
manned
by
young
Canadians
upholding
the
tradition
of
initiative,
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