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Rupert
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ly
News
Friday,
February
29,
19W
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Edward
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DAILY
NEWS
Round-Up
By
Larry
Stanwood
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Sport
Fans
Ired
as
Grunt
Show
Cancelled
Wins
League
Habs
Down
Ho!St?1n
L
P
A
PtS.
Final
Came
in
Pee-Wee
Circuit
Flayed
107
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12
150
Detroit
:
Rom
of
the
money
that
will
'send
Prince
Rupert
all-star
cag-
T
Knmn
7()()-(lis:it)Df.inte(l
swort
fans
are
cettin:
The
final
game
of
the
Pee
Woe
ers
to
Pentlcton
and
Vancouver
Red
Wings
.i
.
,
,
i
a:i,
Kquco
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Basketball
League
was
played
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hope)
already
has
started
to
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York
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Thursday
'
fr-llOW
WOn't
CO
Oil
The
Scheduled
wrestling
match
at.
Civic
Centre
Hell
Divers
defeated
little
fists
clutching
pennies,
l.owly
Black
Hawks
Tie
With
New
York
Rangers
MONTRKAL
9
-Montreal
Can-
Chicago
..
15
Centre
tonight
and
Saturday
has
u
i
margin
of
10
to
9.
This
victory
1
Sports
Director
Fred
Calderonl
the
Civic
ii.
,.i
leave
the
Hell
Divers
the
second
'
says
the
kids
Junior
and
pr.-e-
(.dllLeilCU.
I
.
T-i
,
,
,
,
...
.
i
I
ii
i
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rtofQtH
tha
Iti
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A
Mnnt
rp:il
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flf
1
4
iviH
Sa
W
.
.
(a,
couldnt
noia-over
in
rnui-c
,
piace
Derm
in
me
league.
,i--e
uo.cvuan
yiuyris
weie
.-.
,
"
Civic
Centre
Director
Jack
""Pen,
n
f
ior
th
uie
w
week.end.
Jerrv
and
D
M
some
of
the
first
to
offer
their
"'8
Detroit
Red
Wings
3
to
2,
their
home
town
favorites
set.
up
Silrn
announced
today
southern
H
a7M
donation
ao"""-
,lnursday
night
in
a
rugged
Na-a
lead,
lose
it
and
Ret
it
back
on
sales
of
"served
Leod
led
the
attack
for
tne
"o-1
'
promoter
Cliff
Parker
telephoned
Advance
1
tional
Hockey
League
game
with
Paul
Meger
s
goal
in
the
last
.at,
last
night
the
wresUlng'
seats
totalled
r
:"'
-A
I
-'.-."1
team
couldn
l
maite
ine
piane.
inui...h,
-
-
-
,
"
i,
.kJ
a
razzle-dazzle
fir.al
neriofl.
I
The
vict
;rv
lifted
the
Cana-
rush
seat
sales.
Slim
said
the
wrestling
team
Newfiekl
and
.limmv
Kaville
Th.-.
for
the
klttv
now
known
as
the
The
last
dace
Chicago
Black
dier,s
out
of
a
second
place
tie
with
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
of
"On
To
Penticton
Fund.'
losin
team
had
the
majority
Hawks
scored
twice
In
the
third
would
have
considered
coming
Saturday
only
but
wanted
"twice
but
left
them
still
seventeen
the
fouls.
.
.
,
l
.Committee
appointed
to
look
neriod
to
eain
a
2-2
tie
with
New
u.v.i.,j
,u
trfi.,
di
Final
standings
in
the
league
after
the
fund
and
campaigning
Y
k
R
";
iingi-
;
arc
as
follows
Is
headed
by
Basketball
Associa-
Senior
League
Finals
Begin
This
Week-end
s
much
money."
"We
would
have
lost
on
that
Iral
so
we
called
It
off
right
icrc."
s.iid
Slim.
Parker
telephoned
late
last
night
saying
no
reservations
had
een
made
for
plane
travel
and
hi
team
eoiilu
nut
obtain
hpace
2
20
tic-n
Vice-President
Don
For-'
5
14
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ward
and
includes
Buyo
Curvich,
6
12
i
Dan
Doswell,
Jack
Marchant
and
10
4
(alderoni.
B
A.
President
K.
II.
King
Edward
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Hell
Divers
7
!
Borden
6
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Arrows
2
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ti
a
7
John
Lambie
and
Don
Mcln-
!"81im"
Davidson
is
ex-offlcio
on
to.-li
were
hign
scorers
in
the
I
the
committee.
league.
!
Bul'-fighting
still
a
favorite
for
Friday.
At
beginning
of
the
Due
to
cancellation
of
wrest-
j
eek.
r
e
m
a
y
n
1,
top-rated
nji,
at
lne
rjivic
Centre
tonight
wrestler,
has
a
Jilling
at
Seattle
and
Saturday,
senior
league
-
-
:
Basketball
playoffs
start
tomor-j
''rrr
between
Manson's
and
Elk
I
!
sport
in
Spain
and
South
America,
was
a
common
entertain-i
ment
In
ancient
Greece
and
;
Rome.
i
Hoop
Club
Travels
to
Gcean
Falls
on
The
ALLEYS
in
the
first
of
a
best
of
three
1
game
scries.
j
I
Fans
are
iik.-ly
to
see
the
j
hottest
ball
this
season
between
thf.se
two
teams
and
both
ccachcs,
Alex
Bill
for
the
Elks
i
SENSITIVE
BIRDS
i
Canaries
and
other
house-birds
are
mora
susceptible
to
drafts
than
human
beings.
KF.PF.S.
OI.SOV
BflWL
tIIC.11
High
man
In
the
scoring
tivi-
ami
J:n
K
Linosay
of
the
Jewellers
icr
in
wecu
,snay
.
nguis
m.xeu
hand-to-hand
tussle
League
event
was
Nick
Kenes
of
1
,
Columbia
Cellulose
Basketball
I
'
Club
-CCC
300-
l'
p'.;s
tomorrow
which
will
remain
overnight,
morning
bv
rhai
j'.u
aircraft!
The
travelling
CCC
300
lineup
lor
0ean
Fal
a
to
play
a
fnlor
includes
Harold
Marshall,
Steve
Holshoti,
rolling
256
for
a
single
Hansons
win
siarv
...
V..
..1..u
..
lrac.rs
as
Ray
Boring.
Mickey
Due
to
unforscen
circumsfortces
the
wrestling
events
scheduled
for
Friday
and
Saturday
have
been
CANCELLED.
Those
who
have
purchased
tickets
may
obtain
refunds
at
the
Civic
Centre.
e
in
a
two-
and
George
Dumas.
Bud
Ratch-
.
mi
aa
aS
:''--
Wcbslor
and
while
Eks;
all
-Ma,
team
dc.wballs
followed
with
M
0';Son
onc
in
the
after-
".'ina6'";"f"'"-
254
.inele
For
the
ladles.
Marlv.
M
depend
on
uon
orii
-i,
ue
:
game
fenes
e:
and
Capt.
Mel
Thompson
..
.....
V.
,
I
.
.
Olson,
a'KO
a
Hotshot,
took
u"vu.
v-ansoii
a.m
-"
noon
the
other
al
r.:sht.
A
return
match
with
Ocean
,,,u
-
or...
i,-.i
lorce
ine
piav.'
uauic
tunc
be
announced
tomorrow.
The
seven-man
club
returns
j,ali..
is
planned
here
March
19
Sunday
on
the
QCA
Horseman
and
20.
the
season's
high
score
by
Mrs.
Jean
Gordon,
of
Kaydettes.
Marlys
went
on
to
score
highest
highest
with
a
total
of
634
Hotshots
rang
up
925
for
the
highest
game
Season's
high
av-
Curling
Results
te:ages
are
held
by
Hal
Windt,
of
1
,
1
'
t
'
..a-
a
4
.
,
D.
Iiy
Dribblers,
with
203:
Jack
Weisr,
also
of
Dribblers
with
201.
and
Jim
Hod
;son,
Kaydettes,
194.
1
wjlls
Kaydettes
3.
Screwballs
1.
Nunels
4
Daffy
Dribblers
Thursday
Barber
5,
Collinson
10;
Hollis-ton
8,
Kcllotizh
9;
Boulter
6,
EyolUon
10;
Shier
8,
Laurie
C;
McKenzle
8,
Rowbotham
10;
Mooe
4.
Warren
8.
Saturday
Draw
!:
lifi
7
p.m.
Skallmcrud
vs.
Wright;
Matthew
vs.
Black;
Wilson
v.5
Stewart.
9
p.m.
Barber
vs.
Holl
ston;
!
Jennings
vs.
M"Dowell;
Taylor
;
HothoU
4,
Dingbats
0.
Standings
Hotshots
15,
Daffy;
Dribblers
12,
Kaydc-.'.es
II.
Nun-,
if
!
Screwballs
7.
D'ngbats
6.
Next
game
schedule
Kavdet-
-
v.-
Hotshots.
Nnuels
vs
Screwballs.
Dingbats
vs
Daffy
Diib-j;tr.
Game
lime,
7:30
p
nv
In
the
Ladles'
Bowling
League
Tue
day
niRht.
Bertha
Hdnhar
v.
Ostertaj.
.aa-
iff
I
I
K
inula
Hcckey
Scores
it
bv
deuendable
Challenger
guard
Joe
Davis
.ii
fn.m
a
long
way
out
In
the
field.
Davis'
long
I;
pi-ri-eiitage
of
points
when
the
going
gets
.
Long
on
stamina
as
well
as
on
shots.
Davis
ii.
h.
av
tompcl
it
Ion
when
Challengers
meet
:
Seiiior
"A"
playoffs.
"
.
.
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.
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4
.i
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v
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&
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a
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ng
c.l
high
lor
Lucky
sinKcs
"
.1
304.
while
Isla
Garner,
of
;
!
Gordon
&
Anderson's
totalled
.
'
750
for
hiph
scores.
In
B
Divl-
1
r.ion.
Mildred
Wide,
o'
Toilcis,
!
,
v
eri
b-fh
las.il
single
and!
;
hlih-,h
'
e
with
208
and
714.
T'
n
.....
1
1
M
!
National
Detroit
2,
Montreal
J
ie-v
York
2.
Chicago
2
Pai'f'c
Coast
F.dmo.
i'
r
4,
Ca'gary
6
"
W1IIL
riayoff
f
o!
f
ic
'i.
Tra
l
3
Bf-st
of
five
series
lied
1-1
Willi,
Allan
Cup
Semi-Final
'
Kiniberley
0.
Nelson
5
'Best
of
five
(cr.a
tied
1-1
1
j
Remember
when?
CrraLf'l
A
-
!
ur..nr
Pthitjng
,1
-,xiati
n
retumih?
to
Halifax
Svov
0.
Lvons
2
Rosa
Lee
1.
,
Lucky
Strike,
2.
Skeena
Grocery,
fro,
the
Winter
nw.npics
x-m
1
Germany
U
years
a,
toclav.
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you
want
to
it.
r.dverttse
nietl
havin
protested
incius
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it
ta
wmnlDci
n'.avcti..
Jlm-nv
;
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I)iv!ion
-Toilers
3.
Manson
s
j
Fc-tr-r
and
Alex
Archer,
in
iie.1.
Cooks
a.
V5
Taxi
0,
Commer-Eiiilish
Oijmpic
Ilt-ckey
team,
ialr
3
nig
Sisters
0.
Co-op
2.
That
was
the
year
the
Engliili
j
?unris?
I.
Shenlon's
2,
Seventh
earn
won
Olympic
hockey
hoi'-i
Avenue
Mark.-t
1,
Rupert
Radio
1
i.
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r
the
first
time.
McKay's
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nie
Canadian
Infantry
Soldier
is
a
vital
part
of
our
expanding
defence
forces.
In
Korea
lie
has
built
a
wonderful
reputation
for
his
courage
and
ability.
Wherever
he
goes,
the
Canadian
Soldier
has
a
way
of
winning
friends
of
impressing
both
friend
and
foe
with
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,
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With
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irr
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