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DAILY
NEWS
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Oxfords
and
Loafers
Bill
Bray
turned
in
some
of
the
Market
1,
Rupert
Butchers
3,
B.C.
finest
scoring
of
the
season
for
Packers
1,
Miller
Bay
3,
Hi-Golds
the
Mixed
Bwling
League
last
1,
Sons
of
Norway
3,
Conrad
week,
capturing
both
honors
with
Seals
1,
Van's
Bakery
3,
Booth
a
339
finale
and
727
total.
Bray
No.
1,
1.
bowls
in
B
Division.
In
the
same
Standings
division,
Isla
riacue
urounht
A
Division
Wallace's
10,
Great
down
both
high
scores
for
the
West
8,
Pushovers
7,
Can.
Gen.
ladies
with
254
and
648.
Prince
Elect.
7,
Shenton's
6,
Cook's
,
Kupert
Plumbing
garnered
team
Headpinners
6,
Camel's
6,
Fash-honors
with
scores
of
1,186
and
Ion
6,
Penguin
4.
Canada
Life
4,
3.24G.
Hill's
2.
V
v
i.
t
.
By
EDWIN
S.
JOHNSON
LONDON
(CP)
Sponsors
of
Big
Time
soccer
i,
1
i
In
A
Division,
Ian
Dunbar
-B
Division
Red
Devils
12,
Mil-
in
Britain
are
frantically
seeking
an
answer
tO
the
turned
In
the
hiuh
singl
score
ler
Bay
9,
Van's
8,
Booth
6,
383
eViam
I
.,tf
anA.,
r,v,l,,,.;
il
.,.
t
'
2'Jt.
while
Steve
Dyapha
rol-
Cabs
6,
Sons
of
Norway
6,
Con-
shaip
diop
in
attendancedunn
the
two
.
g
past
yeais.
led
ni,,h
total
0
739
Por
tne
rad
5
Hi.G(jlds
5.
P.R,
Plumb
5.
Unless
something
something
Is
Is
done
done
I
Inrtic
VWi
Anitrnm
rullpd
57?
Rf!
Puelrero
9
Rnnert
Rnt-tiora
defence
when
a
draw
is
in
sight.
'
high
single
OTid
Marie
Kit-hanls
3.
Fashion
Footwear
One
correspondent
goes
so
far
bowled
an
even
606
for
high
as
to
suggest
that
henceforth
no
total.
The
Pushovers
nabbed
points
should
be
awarded
to
both
team
honors
with
1,334
and
teams
ending
a
league
match
In
3,632.
a
scoreless
tie.
Results
Curling
Results
it
'V
quickly
to
revive
the
fading
interest,
officials
believe
Ule
drop
In
gate
receipts
this
season
may
run
as
much
as
25
per
cent
from
the
peak
years.
In
the
boom
season
of
1949-50
It
Is
estimated
more
than
40,000,000
customers
poured
through
the
turnstiles
of
the
Football
League
clubs.
The
dry
rot
lias
not
been
con
A
A
few
favored
a
.
complete
A
Division
Can.
Gen.
Electric
LADIES
break
from
the
present
system
Canada
Life
0,
Wallace's
4,
j
Monday
Hamilton
9,
Bate-of
promotion
and
relegation,
Fcr.guin
Hobby
0,
Fashion
Foot-
114W
8j
vvilklns
5,
Turner
3;
j
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II
Inmu
VV.VPl
rlr1
WtlltUI
Vitu
uik
nr
I
while
one
"old
timer"
suggested
.
Hills
Shoe
btore
4,
can-
partridge
6.
Evans
17:
McLeod
fined
to
trams
struggling
at
the1,
1
promotion-relegation
.".""uuu-n
v
plan
,
let's
4,
Shenton's
S.M.
0,
Great
8-
McKenzie.
7;
Willson
8,
Mat-
tall-end
of
the
lenPi.e
st.anrtinir
I
.
1'
bii'ke
the
world
broad
Jump
record
by
l
Inches
rei.ord
was
not
recopnlzed
since
there
was
a
slight
Uu
f
rfsW-mce.
She
Is
New
Zealand's
chief
hope
In
the
1
"l,'n,.Kinkl
this
summer.
(CP
PHOTO
l
west
i-iie
4,
wooks
jeweneis
1,
Vnew
4;
wales
4,
Rogerson
7.
nr
.h
iM
!
...w'isnouta
be
extended
to
four
teams
financial
plight
prevents
them
neaap:nners
i,
i'usnovers
i.
B'
Division
Red
Dovils
4,
383
Cabs
0,
P.R.
Plumbing
3,
Pioneer
entering
the
highly-competitive
90
OGGO
In
each
league
Instead
of
two
as
at
present.
One
wag
wrote:
"Arrange
things
so
that
every
cluh
can
produce
a
winner
and
you
will
soon
pack
the
terraces."
I
Wednesday
Draw
McLeod
vs
Jennings;
Munthe
vs
Webster;
Moore
vs
Lewis.
Friday
Draw
McLeod
vs
Lewis,
Munthe
vs
Skallmerud;
M'wre
vs
Webster.
Tonight's
Draws
(.Men)
7
p.m.
Eyolfson
vs
winner
of
Miters,
Youngsters
Hoop
Play-offs
This
Week-end
1
rTOfrx-
J
II1
.
market
in
search
of
reinforcements.
Most
of
the
Third
Division
clubs
have
been
affected
and
even
First
Division
favorites
have
been
hit,
including
Aston
Villa,
Manchester
United
and
Fulham
which
toured
Canada
last
summer.
So
far
the
attendance
drop
has
not
seriously
touched
the
more
powerful
clubs
such
as
Totten
ambine
in
Colorful
FORT
ALBERNI.
Third
of
;
Miller
vs
Moore;
Barber
vs
the
best
three
out
of
five
Senior
i
s.iier;
Ostertag
vs
McKenzie.
1
.
s
.
:
Alberta
Sports
Edtor
Passes
m
b
-
"A"
basketball
semi-final
series,
9
f..m.
Greene
vs
Jennings;
ssr
W3
'
m
mm
mm
rm
tt
m
"
w
'.
between
Vancouver
Eilers
and
:
Stewart
vs
winner
of
Wright
vs
!
Id
S
-li
v4
Port
Alberni
will
be
played
here
'
Wales;
McDowell
vs
Taylor.
FEATURE...
A
'
'
J
tunc
l
van
lsijviuv
Friday.
So
far
each
team
has
:
.
i
"
u!
i
-
:.i
il.
ham
Hotspurs,
last
year's
league!
RED
DEER
Known
through-champions;
London's
colorful
j
out
Alberta
for
his
interest
in
Arsenal;
.
Newcastle,
the
cup!
-sport,
Ernie
Wells',
40,
died
here
holders,
nor
some
of
the
others!
from
the
effects
of
a
heart
at-
'V.e
"stars
ot
ycsieruay
coniuiiit-u
wnn
me
cae
von
one
game.
Winners
will
meet
winners
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Pentlcton
t
ArmN
IT
;
This
lid
has
a
special,
1.
,
:
i
W
f
.pr-TCi;
i
resilient
sealing
device
around
its
inside
I
t
,'
!
i.
ZtTd
i
rim.
This
"Seal-Tite"
lid
keeps
the
jj
M
t-T
s
flJ!JLyVrr'-(
A
tobacco
fresh,
by
forming
an
ft
J
-
'
f
I
'
VLfX
ft-jdy
'
i
olrtight
seal
which
retains
natural
CS
fj
3
1
7
J
that
fared
well
in
the
cup
draw.
tack.
He
was
sports
editor
of:
whose
semi-final
series
starts
at
of
today
in
a
colorful
and
fun-ridden
exhibi-,op
display
last
night
to
rack
up
115
point'4
,
.
.
.1
i
a
ii
atrial-.
r
-!.
lrtr
if
fr"4
y.
AMrt
the
Red
Deer
Advocate.
,
Penticton
this
week-end.
.
But
the
boys
who
control
the
i
purse
strings
say
the
slump
.
.
'
.....
-I
moisture
and
flavour.
"V
7
.
t
,
cn
UK'
UVO
It'Hilia
iui
uiuy
a
inaiiu
ui
ujii:
ril
(.'tween
them.
White
Challengers
won
over
the
"
s
IIMMJJlIkk
I
r
l;r
.
xo
points
were
chalked
should
serve
as
a
warning
even
to
clubs
still
playing
to
packed
stands
and
terraces
What
to
do
about
the
problem?
Norman
Lassen,
director
of
West
Bromwieh
Albion,
suggests
the
spectator
drift
could
be
halted
by
introduction
of
organized
showmanship
at
league
games
and
by
reducing
the
Bruins
Take
Fourth
Place
fjvicran
Jack
Lindsay
or
4
to
the
cheers
of
an
jrs"
supporting
crowd.
went
on
to
score
10
more
J
t
third
highest
total
in
A
Morgan,
(lead
on
in
his
J.
is
a
tower
of
strength
Whites,
scoring
high
with
BOSTON
KP-
Boston
Bruins
lenRt'n
of(
eafn
,b
P'3"?
.
,
,
,
more
matches
under
floodlights,
upset
the
National
Hockey
Qn
th
manaeerial
slde
he
als0.
ii
us
FlaU
n,
Davis
and
'
-rKue
:uihjiuh
whuii,
nm
minus
someining
snouia
De
aone
Ikestad
carried
the
wings
i
to
2
ruesaay
nigni
10
ui
improve
wie
cunuuci
ana
cun-i5
with
such
other
old-;
move
two
points
in
front
of
the
trl
of
soccer.
The
rules,
he
says,
l?l
M
,
New
York
Ranger,
in
a
battle
for
-
i!
R.d-
Sev
Dominato
;fourthPlaceandtneStanIe?CuP
ed.
and
players
paid
more
loyalty
'
li
e
Holkest'ud
dusted
oU
P-o"
!
effleiency
money.
(J
iballs
from
their
shorts
Tne
Boston
winger,
Fleming
1
Some
of
the
disjruntled
fans
'4
Ray
Spring
was
tops
Mackell,
ttwk'a
neat
pass-
from
have
also
offered
their
advice
jfUeup
with
a
score
of
14
the
veteran
Woody
Dumart.
It
th?Rh
"fP
columns
with
the
final
The
'burden
of
their
complaint
since',
quarter,
Mackcll's
first
tally
w
Mackcii
s
nr.-,t
tauy
since
Js
that
too
ti
Reds
could
not
ouite'
great
emphasis
is
'"n
earlier
le
id
held
;Joining
lne
Bruin-S
from
Toronto,
being
placed
on
defensive
play.
d
Ahit,
'.hLhl,,,
,w
in
January.
I
Like
most
Canadian
hockey
fans
1
,
;
f
f
Thil
advtrtiitliMM
ii
x
puM.thcd
or
d.ipljytd
by
(aB,
:
pi
mi
mi
i
j
J
"
i
t,
"
"
r
:
liiiwiiiiiih
;
:
,
,
i
!
Dumart
took
the
puck
from
i
V
are
dead
set
against
kitty-
.
!
bar-the-door
tactics.
They
want
anair
f
,hrw
hnm
,
Detroit's
Marcel
Pronovost
ai.ri
!
free-wheeling
action
and
plenty
I
1
s
$
ffns
fitted
a
little
too
'
Hred
a
long
pass
right
Into
Mac
NEW
BRUNSWICK
CHAMPIONS
New
Brunswick's
entry
in
the
Canadian
Curlirg
chamoionships,
Ralph
Limerick's
Fredericton
rink,
rink,
didn't
didn't
get
get
very
very
far
far
and
and
were
were
beaten.
beaten.
Left
Left
to
to
right,
right,
are:
are:
Dick
Malloy,
second;
C.
O.
Cartwright,
lead.
Standing;
h'ft
to
right,
are;
Ralph
Limerick,
skip;
Arthur
McF.
Limerick,
third.
(CP
PHOTOi
j
of
goals,
not
time-wasting
kicks
j
..into
touch
nor
a
solidly-packed
1
'
-r
'
H
S
X
rv
AnV
at
!
a
three
minute
steady-'
s
stlcl-
i
bv
the
beads
of
wr.
!
Baston
had
to
come
from
be-
that
training
had
been
n'nd
twice
at
tne
Garclen
t0
wniP
itten
But
the
tl,e
lca"ue
'eaders
a
tneV
Dr0Ke,
fans
1
en-
rTf
f
n
P
N
?
ms
these
old-timers
in
?,
four'n
Place
l"ad,oC,t
witn
dle
hi
I
h
W
K
C
J
X
INCW
I01H.
Iftaimv
m-
USED
CARS
FOR
SALE
iv
I
"Everyone's
talking
about
j
;
t
LET'S
PLAY
CRICKET
Editor,
Daily
News:
Civic
government
and
amateur
boxing
are
world's
apart,
but
when
fate
brought
the
two
to
tt"?ain.
a
feeling
twice
djl'y
the
participants
as
4l
"d
each
other
and
even
lr
the
opposing
teams,
j
ftX
KEFKRKE
colorful
was
the
ref-
I
H.
"Slim"
Davidson,!
f
i's
local
proxy,
whoj
',tlie
floor
throughout
the
i
the
nlavs
as
hp
saw
I
i-ton
Panel
Native
Hoop
Tourney
Off
gether
at
a
council
meeting
the
other
night,
it
was
indicated
the
COHVEfllEflCE
and
j
g
t
LOW
COST
of
ELECTRIC
I
F
C
.
!
V
11
i
MiMaifarlane
shared
the'
wlng
t0
lack
of
entnes.-Mhe
llth
him
nut
ht,Al
annual
Northern
British.
Colum-
'
1919
Austin
Panel
1918
Ford
Panel
1941
Ford
Sedan
1947
Austin
8
Sedati
1941
Morris
8
Sedan
1937
Terraplane
Sedan
1948
Ford
Sedan
f
y
called
nine
personal
1
bla
nalive
basketball
champlon-
"
one
of
the
plninott
1
oiP
wmcn
wcie
iu
imic
h
iwuiuiru"
1
"
-1
1
I,
11
the
floor
this
year.
that
the
Elks'
Boxing
Club
had
an
edge
over
the
City
Fathers
Team,
as
far
as
-"champions",
were
concerned.
It
was
noted
with
regret
that
one
fighter
of
the
city
team
was
Inclined
to
indulge
in
"low
blows."
No
member
of
the
Elks'
Boxing
Club
had
been
heard
to
state
whether
01
not
they
are
enthused
over
the
hobbies
or
sports
of
the
City
Fathers.
Now,
George,
let's
stop
"fighting"
and
"play
cricket'
for
a
change.
Let
the
City
Council
defeat
a
rhoUon
of
appreciation
if
they
will,
but
let
no
Council
the
two
teams
were
,
"
Alex
Bill
sat
on
the!
!ntly
coaching
both!
A
6xd
crowd
enjoyed
-
-
I
OAPSlSd
i-:'i
1948
Thames
(Ford
I
Pane
neia
at
fori
oimpson
ims
wi-k.
wre
called
off
and
President
Paul
Price
of
the
Native
Basketball
Association
says
It
is
unlikely
the
series
will
be
held
this
year.
However,
it
may
be
renewed
next
year
in
Prince
Rupert.
"The
strips
will
now
be
put
into
moth
balls."
Price
said,
"as
the
native
people
have
to
get
back
to
work."
I""1"-
01
the
show.
(i
I
V
i-
.
cSJSPA
YiC4W
f
-Platen
10,
Davis
6,
R
Superior
Auto
Service
1.
rril
IriO
Limited
'
mpmhnr
flnct
!li;nrpcinncr
nti
o
111
'
Murshall,
Lindsav
;X16.Calderonl
4,
Fitch
2-
Total
58.
SeherK
7,
Sprlng
R
"ebsteru.s.
Dum-is
s;Dominato,
H.
Holke-
1
Meet
ivieer
any
any
woman
woman
who
wno
has
nas
an
an
II
II
1
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
Green
217
There
were
but
two
challlenge
entries
for
the
championship
trophy
now
held
by
Kitkatla.
electric
range
and,
give
her
half
a
bunch
of
kids
wiiose
only
platform
is
bein?
"Good
Sports!"
RONALD
C.
BARBOUR.
II
II
II
K
I
..
jThey
were
Port
Simpson
and
1
Greenville.
!
.
ti...
chance,
she'll
tell
you
she
yStOndinOC
'
tne
Simpson
tournament
was
in
I
..
.
"3!port
yesterday
from
Metlakatla
1
'Utiunnl
At.-
1
1
nUA.4..
Alcbn
nnrl
70
ir-X.'rf
wonders
how
she
ever
got
along
without
it.
Good
cooking
is
so
sure,
and
so
effortless,
with
electricity.
You
set
the
clock
and
are
certain
of
just
the
right
fi
if
D
till
LUC
UUUIr
ilirUllUIC
rtioivt
nuu
1
Boston
3
.,
were
riisannoint'ed
to
find
that
'
'
tne
competition
had
been
called
estmi
minster
1,
Edmonton
1
off.
However,
they
got
some
con-,
i
solation
from
a
special
local
hoop
'
'
V!ncouver
4
card
here
last
night.
heat,
maintained
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