,4
Pnr,a
Di,.
j
Monday.
Jan',';
7r
rowd
Cheers
Manson's
Down
Hi,
Win
Tourney,
Hartwig
Mosf
Valuable
Player
mm
P1HHT
flAME
I
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'
f
Richard,
Boos
Campbell
By
Tho
Canadian
Press
Who
does
Montreal
random
favor
in
the
Richard-Campbell
affair?
Tlie
Rocket,
of
courts.
The
fans
made
no
bones
about
their
nian-of-the-hou.1
cno'.ce
Saturday
night
as
Montreal
C
.nadiens,
with
Maurice
Rich-ti
vti
at
his
usual
leftwing
spot,
iv.
imiped
tiie
last-place
Chicago
Black
Hawks
12-1
in
the
woi.t
National
Hockey
League
drubbing
this
season.
League
president
Clarence
Manson's
Omegas
cut
off
a
last-half
rally
by
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Rainmakers
Saturday
night
to
win
the
final
game
35-29
and
capture
the
Parker
Round-Robin
Basketball
tournament
with
a
four-win,
no-loss
record
for
the
scries.
In
the
four
otner
games
CCC
300
Club
downed
Gordon
and
7
Anderson
34-17;
Bo-Me-Hi
Rain-
I
makers
defeated
Watts
&
Nick-
!
You
Name
1G
but
Bo-Me-HI,
sparked
by
Kristmanson
who
netted
13
points,
came
back
to
take
the
last
half
23-15
Bob
McFarland
with
14
points
led
the
losers.
Better
foul-line
shooting
paid
off
for
Manson's
in
their
encounter
with
CCC
3W
club.
The
first
half
saw
the
two
Senior
B
squads
tied
14-14
but
the
jewellers
were
able
to
stem
the
CCC
drive
and
win
by
four
points.
Manson's
sank
6
out
of
10
free
shots
while
CCC
only
garnered
8
in
19
tiles.
Ray
Spring
was
top
scorer
for
Manson's
and
Sunberg
led
the
pulp
millers.
Freddy
Christen-sen
suffered
an
eye
Injury
during
the
game
that
may
keep
him
on
the
sidelines
for
some
.time.
Gordon
and
Anderson
put
the
pressure
on
when
they
tangled
with
Watts
and
Nickerson's
and
at
no
time
seemed
In
danger
of
dropping
the
decision.
The
hard-waremen
led
20-B
at
the
half
and
took
the
final
session
15-13.
;uritiii
Aiiihtmhi
Wibbfr
:t.
Davis
3.
HuUMi.
Holkertad
.
Atb
y
2
Carlson.
Currle.
Towl
17.
ere
ami
Piiy,
sundixTtf
8,
M,--
t
shull
4.
S.
Bt'herk
8,
Thntnpnon.
ChristenHtfn
1.
C'timernn
6.
Tolul
24
KM'OND
1AME
Ilii-Mr-lll
K;iliiili:ikrr
W
M'T-rlwrn
1.
'ran
3,
Nkkcrson
1,
Clc-citne
5.
Krislman-son
1:1.
McKuy
H.
8:mkey.
O.
Mnriram
7.
Ftirlwu.
Illnrk
1.
Total
3D
VtiltU
X
NirkiTHOH
Smith
ft.
Chrlstntf
3.
M'l'iuiumt
14.
WVsih
3,
EnrUle
4.
Fornwm
S.
Breker,
Sfc-rti"-wlck
2.
Hheppard.
Total
3f
Till
HI)
CAME
Mun-iioV
HurlwlK
6.
Spring
10
Dill
3.
Wnhstor
6.
Olsra
4.
Wttlkl)
i
humus.
Totnl
30
rrc
soil
a.
.Scherk
4.
Chrlstensfn
1.
Bunbprg
7.
Miirslmll
5,
Unmerou,
Thompson.
Puy
U.
Total
26.
FOURTH
GAME
Mutt
&
M'
kriii
Smith
V
Christotf
3.
Mt'Parlnnd
5.
Wenoh.
Ei.iiUse.
Forman
4.
Bn-tiT
2.
S'rt:;--wltk
2.
Sheppard.
Tutal
21.
I.ordmi
.ittlrMio
Wcl)bT
I).
Davis
1.
FlaU'il
2.
Hnlkratad
15,
Ah-Ix'y
1,
Carlson
10.
Curri?.
Total
35
Hl'TH
tiAME
llaliiinakrrv
W.
Morrikon
5
T
it
2,
NU'korsr)n
5.
Ciccone
4,
Krtstman-
i
t
v
i
'
t
r
tP
Ve
Ship
i
4
Coniplctc
sh
I'Pill!
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1
r
-r
I
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-
,
'a
St
.s
j&
vice
1
"4
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oniniprrb.
erson
39-35;
Manson's
edged
CCC
30-26
and
Gordon
&
Andersons
trimmed
Watts
&
Nickerson
35-21.
Winner
of
the
-lost
Valuable
Player
cup
wa
Dun
Ilartwit;
of
Manson's
who
received
his
trophy
from
Prince
Rupert
ltaskethall
cot.imissionpr
Rusty
Ford.
Kline
IIilkstad
of
Gordon
and
Andersons,
who
amassed
40
points
during
the
ten-game
series,
was
resented
with
a
rup
for
the
most-points
by
Bob
Rudderham.
iiooscninifr
,,,.
worliKuidr
Utlni
K('M,
OK
,m.
Ml'RRAY
(Ml'ZZ)
PATRICK,
member
of
the
famous
hockey
family,
has
been
signed
as
coach
of
New
York
Rangers
of
the
National
Hockey
League.
Patrick,
now
coaching
Seattle
Bombers
of
the
Western
Hockey
League,
will
take
over
coaching
chores
from
Frank
Boucher
who
found
his
double
job
of
manager-coach
too
burdensome.
He
is
shown
In
the
uniform
he
wore
as
a
player
with
the
Rangers
for
three
seasons
after
1938.
Murray's
father,
Lester,
was
the
-first
coach
of
the
Rangers.
His
brother,
Lynn,
also
coached
New
York
for
two
years
and
now
coaches
Boston
Bruins
of
the
same
league.
LINDSAYS!
jllolkestad
paced
the
winners
u
hilp
Rnh
Smith
find
McFarland
t
Anil
STliti
f'AKTACK
Phone
1,0
Mrs.
Bob
Parker
presented
'a
I
,.rrt
r
n,.h
for
the
winners.
Campbell,
the
man
Richard
calls;
a
"dictator,"
was
in
a
box
.seat.
The
fans
told
him
to
"go
home."
But
as
expected,
all
the
fire-
j
works
was
on
the
ice.
The
i
13
950
fans
just
provided
a
noisy!
background.
Belt
OhiiAlrad,
the
gangling
,
leftwlnger.
stole
mast
of
tiiej
glory
by
tying
Maurice's
record
i
of
eight
points
in
one
game.!
Olmslead
scored
four
goals
and
i
tour
assists
to
help
give
Cana-
dien.s
a
briei
hold
on
first
place
'
in
the
loop.
In
the
only
other
Saturday
,
game
third-place
Toronto
Maple
j
Leafs
scored
three
goals
in
the
i
first
period
and
held
off
a
'
strong
offensive
to
defeat
I
loimh-place
Hasten
Bruirus
3-2.1
In
three
games
Sunday,
Cana-'
diens
slipped
into
second
place
j
by
going
down
to
a
2-1
defeat
by
the
lied
wins
in
Detroit,
the
J
Bruins
defeated
the
Hawks
3-3
i
in
Boston
and
fiftn-place
New
j
York
Rangers
pulled
a
surpris-
(
ing
4-1
upset
over
the
Leats
in'
New
York.
j
At
Montreal
Saturday
night,
j
son
0.
Mt-Miy
.
it.
wioriwin
j.
Korljen.
Black.
Sankey.
Total
29
lan,Hr-HarlwiR
8.
HprluK
10,
BUI
4.
Wihetpr
6.
Olwn
1,
Walsh
1.
Dumas.
Total
35.
.
i
"
;
"Leave
it
to
I,iri,j,
Rudderham
Sets
New
High
Three
Bob
Rudderham
captured
perpetual
tropny
to
Bin
Mccnes-
j
ncy,
coach
of
Manson's
Omegas
and
also
individual
cups
to
members
of
the
jewellers'
team.
Art
Murray
was
emcee
for
the
presentations.
Manson's
were
extended
to
the
limit
by
the
Rainmakers
and
only
by
sheer
drive
managed
to
keep
ahead
of
the
younger
team.
Spring
with
10
and
Hartwig
with
8
points
sparked
the
jewellers
to
I
win
as
they
led
24-15
at
the
half
I
and
hung
on
to
their
lead
despite
being
outscored
14-11
in
the
men's
high
single
with
244
and
also
set
a
ni...
high
three
total
for
the
season
when
he
rolled
634
In
Mixed
Ten-Pin
league
play.
Dot
Marshall
rolled
178
and
490
to
take
women's
high
single
Flo
Chadwick
May
Attempt
U.S.-B.C.
Swim
VICTORIA
(CP)
Florence
Chadwick.
world-renowned
dist
last
stanza.
Bo-Me-Hi
was
nick
and
high
three.
Team
high
singie
was
won
by
Timberticks
with
scores
of
6C3
and
1800.
Results;
Luckles
3,
M
&
M
s
1;
Tinymites
t,
Four
Aces
3;
Dominoes
0,
Timberticks
4.
ance
swimmer,
is
considering
an
;
ed
for
13
fouls
and
Manson's
12.
the
parade
of
goals
came
while
i
Campbell
wa.s
being
protecte
1
with
an
extra
detail
of
15
plain-clothesmen
at
the
Forum.
The
crowd
booed
the
league
attempt
to
swim
the
Straits
of
Juan
rie
Fuca
next
summer,
it
was
announced
here
Saturday.
Tentative
plans
call
for
the
attempt
to
be
made
in
July
from
Port
Angeles
in
Washin?-
KITIONE
LAVE,
a
10-year-old
Heavyweight
boxpr
from
the
Tonga
Islands,
kneels
before
Queen
Salote
of
Tonga,
during
their
meeting
in
Auckland,
New
Zealand.
The
Queen,
who
takes
an
almost
motherly
interest
in
Lave,
who
has
his
eye
on
Rocky
Marciano's
world
crown,
is
reported
to
have
given
the
lighter
a
stern
lecture
which
urged
him
not
to
get
"swell-headed"
in
his
drive
to
fistic
fame.
Lave
expects
to
make
his
Australian
debut
this
year
and
eventually
come
to
the
United
State?
FIVE
CAUGHT
AFTER
BREAK
FROM
PRISON
WAGON
VANC.OUVER
(CP)
Five
prisoners
made
an
unsuccessful
bid
for
freedom
Friday
while
being
transferred
from
Oakalla
prison
farm
to
Vancouver
jail.
The
prisoners,
part
of
a
group
of
20
men
being
transferred
in
a
police
paddy
wagon,
succeeded
in
forcing
open
the
rear
door
of
the
wagon
and
jumped
from
the
vehicle.
Police
summoned
to
the
scene
by
the
driver
rounded
up
all
five
in
20
minutes.
Rifle
Club
Starts
Again
Tomorrow
Civic
Centre
Junior
Rifle
club
I
Martin
i
This
begins
the
second
starts
again
tomorrow
night
at
;
half
of
the
club's
first
season.
'
7
p.m.
under
instructors,
Dick
Thirty-five
young
marksman
Paul,
Tommy
Boulter
and
Jerry
!
are
presently
enrolled.
The
high
school
sank
9
free
shots
in
19
tries
while
Manson's
scored
on
11
out
of
22.
Freddy
Krist-manson
with
6
points
was
Bo-Me-Hi
top
scorer.
In
the
opener,
CCC
with
veteran
Pop
Pay
back
in
uniform,
president
lustily
between
cheers
:
(
Cream
I
wA
M
USEFUL
HINT
No.
28
,A
v',
$
ll
m
Only
a
sugar
syrup
is
(.fmJtm'4
:
addid
to
canned
fruif.
'
j
..
CANNED
F
0
0
D.
S
ton
State
to
Victoria.
If
success-
:
the
pulp
millers
were
never
ful.
she
will
be
the
first
swim-
headed
by
Gordon
Si
Anderson.
mer
to
conquer
the
turbulpnt
20-
I
mile
stretch
of
water
between
j
They
took
the
first
half
13-8
and
the
final
frame
11-9.
Fouls
were
even
at
6
each
and
O
Si
A
sank
5
out
of
9
free
shots
to
CCC's
6
KIDNEY
ACIDS
Rob
your
Rest..
Miny
people
never
teem
!
et
a
food
nif
ht'i
rciL
They
turn
nd
ton
blame
il
on
'nerret'
when
it
auj
be
their
kidneys.
Heelthy
kidneyt
filter
poisons
and
etrets
aridi
from
the
blood
If
thejl
fail
and
impurities
stajr
in
the
systemdisturbed
rest
often
follows.
If
you
don't
rest
well
el
and
use
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills.
Oodd
s
help
the
kidneys
so
that
you
can
rest
belter
and
feel
better.
1
it
Dodds
Kidney
Pills
for
the
Canadiens
scorers
and
j
yelled
at
him
between
periods
to
"go
home,
Campbell;
go
home."
i
Campbell,
who
has
yet
to
take
j
or
announce
any
intended
action
j
on
Richard's
charge,
took
it
in
!
his
stride.
RK
II
VUII
(
HFKItEI)
Richara
was
crieeren
almost
j
every
time
he
-stepped
on
the
ice.
Richard
didn't
score
any
goals.
:
But
he
gave
the
fans
plenty
to
i
howl
about
as
he
collected
four
j
assists,
for
a
total
of
25
goals
i
and
19
assists
this
year.
I
the
mainland
and
Vancouver
Ls-
land.
The
Victoria
Times
and
the
British
American
Paint
Co.,
have
guaranteed
Miss
Chadwick
$7,500
if
she
makes
the
swim
with
a
$2,500
bonus
If
successful.
out
of
11.
Bill
Sunberg
scored
8
points
to
top
CCC
and
Holkes'.ad
led
G
&
A
with
9.
High
school
had
to
rally
in
the
last
half
to
take
Watts
and
Nickerson
in
the
third
game.
The
Clothiers
took
the
first
half
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