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Monday,
December
21,
1953
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Omegas
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Curling
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V
Fjl'
committed
20
fouls
with
Jimmy
Stewart
petting
a
technical
and
Watts
and
Nickerson
were
penalized
17
times
and
lost
the-
services
of
Bobby
MacFar-lir.c
when
he
v:ur.
'nsed
out
of
the
fray.
The
drygoodsmen
sank
15
of
22
free
shots
and
W
&
N
scored
on
13
out
of
25
chances
In
a
speedy
Inter-A
encounter
Nelson
Brothers
took
over
second
place
and
relegated
General
Motors
to
the
league
basement
with
Sunrise
Grocerv
when
they-(
lull
d
uij
a
44-3J
deeUon.
(Sep
Scores
piiff
7)
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BOSTOM
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Veteran
Woody
Dumart
rf
Bcfton
Ilru'
is,
who
has
been
in
the
N
ttinnal
Hockey
League
so
long
he's
known
as
"the
elder
statesman,"
was
given
a
birthday
cake
by
his
fans
Sunday
ni;ht.
He'll
be
37
TO
YOUR
NEW
HOME
OR
OFFICE
Commercial
cr
household
furniture
movml
with
rare
Prompt,
courteous
servh-e
at
low
cost.
PACKING
9
CRATING
SHIPPING
I.QC.U.
Oil
LONG
DISTANCE'
MOVING
LINDSAY'S
,i
CARTAflE
Ami
STOitAGF.
BE
ALERT
FOR
ROLLS
rnone
i;o
im.
"Leave
it
to
Lindsays"
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A
rampaging
Gordon
nd
Anderson
basketball
team
played
havoc
with
the
Senior
B
league
leaders,
Manson's
Omegas,
Saturday
night
al
they
chalked
up
a
decisive
04-49
victory
at
the
Civic
Centre.
1
The
fastest-paced
game
of
the
!
current
season
saw
O
&
A
sharp-;
shooters
Joe
Davis,
Rupe
Holkes-i
tad,
Glen
Carlson
and
Jimmy
I
""later,
find
their
old
form
as
!they
garnered
16,
15,
14
and
13
;
points
apiece
respectively.
To
the
i
delight
ul
a
faii-.sUed
crowd
and
the
confusion
of
Bill
McChes-
'.
ney's
determined
squad,
the
harclwaremen
out-checked,
out-
hct
and
continually
beat
the
icwellers
on
rebounds.
,
The
score
racked
up
by
Minor
j
"''ni.irln's
crew
was
the
hlgh-'
est
registered
In
any
senior
game
I
'h's
seiison
nnri
placed
G
ti
A
in
j
j
a
tie
with
CCC
with
three
wins
j
,
and
five
losses.
j
Kltiten
set
up
the
G
&
A
lead
l
in
the
first
quarter,
notching
11
I
points
of
his
team's
10-polnt
quarter
total
as
G
&
A
outseoied
i
the
jewellers
16-12.
O
&
A
took
the
rest
of
the
game
18-13,
15-12
and
15-12.
!
Art
Olsen
and
Danny
Bill
paced
the
losers
with
12
and
11
1
points
each
and
Omega
polnt-Ketter
Ray
Spring
was
effectively
bottled
up
to
the
extent
that
h
didn't
score
a
single
field
goal.
i
However,
he
scored
6
points
out
of
7
tries
In
free
shots.
Gordon
i
and
Anderson
committed
11
fouls
to
Minson's
12
and
sank
only
8
out
of
10
free
shots
while
Man-son's
netted
13
points
In
15
tries.
In
a
pcnaltv-studded
Inter-A
league
game
Fraser
and
Payne
sta"H
a
stretch
drive
to
defeat
a
stubborn
Watts
&
Nlckerson
crew
55-43.
The
Clothiers
edged
:
the
drygoods
gang
9-8
in
the
first
quarter,
were
edged
15-14
themselves
In
the
second
stanza
to
see
the
two
squads
tied
23-23
BOSTON
KKD
SOX
PITCHKK
Maury
McDerm
ott
sits
In
his
Newtcr..
Mass.,
home
with
his
wife
and
13-monih-old
daughter
Barbara
Frances.
McDermott
receivea
i.ie
news
at
home
tht
h
and
teammate
Tom
Umphlett
were
traded
to
tie
Washington
Senators,
for
CM!ti-'('.:r;-.":v'i
Jensen.
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mot
Article
No.
10
Dull-witted,
nhleirm.itic
skio-ping
fails
to
anticipate
the
.strategical
advantage
produced
by'a
timely
roll.
Positional
play
of
your
stone
is
all-important
in
firing
your
team
to
inspirational
heights.
If
your
team-mates
feel
that
you
are
an
opportunist
as
a
skip
and
are
alert
in
your
anticipation
of
the
possibilities
of
every
shot
played,
they
will
display
the
same
keenness
and
the
same
intense
concentration
and
interest
in
the
results
of
their
own
shots
as
well
as
yours.
Lethargic
indifference
on
the
part
of
the
skip
is
a
contagious
disease,
and
withers
team
morale
correspondingly.
Even
a
listless
effort
in
sweeping
or
a
lazy,
Canadiens
Robbed
of
Lead
In
Wild
Game
at
New
York
Ex-Champion
Shaping
Up
As
Top
Threat
""-hetic
attitude
towards
capitalizing
on
an
opponent's
error
transmits
itself
to
your
players
with
paralytic
force.
i
'
Be
alert
for
rolls.
When
you
call
for
ice
to
remove
opposing
stones,
think
of
the
secondary
yet
more
important
consideration
of
offensively
placing
your
own
stones,
afttr
the
hit.
to
the
best
position
possible.
When
glv-:
ing
ice
for
a
take-out,
take
the
i
roll
into
consideration.
Give
a
j
shade
more
ice
or
a
little
less,
,
depending
on
the
result
you
re-I
ouire
j
By
all
moans
play
for
a
roll
to
get
vour
stones
in
front
of
opposition
rocks
for
backing,
or
to
keep
from
bunching
your
stones
to
roll
to
the
other
side
of
the
hou.se
to
bury
your
stone
behind
a
pocket
of
guards
to
roll
into
:
a
pocket
of
enemy
rocks,
j
Look
sharp
and
be
sharp
on
the
"head"
and
give
your
players
j
the
feeling
that
you
have
nnticl-i
patcd
nil
possibilities
and
that
you
are
trying
to
make
them
look
good
on
any
shot.
Geoffrion
and
several
other
Montreal
players
swung
their
sticks
ut
a
fan
who
tried
to
get
into
the
act.
The
game
was
delayed
15
minutes
before
the
melee
was
broken
up.
Wally
Herveslicimer
provided
There's
nothing
like
the
pros-!
i
pect
of
blood
and
thunder
to
send
New
York
hockey
fans
:
flocking
to
Madison
Square
Garden.
Many
of
the
13,650
fans
in
the
Garden
Sunday
night
.were
o'o-
i
BV
GAVLE
TALBOT
NEW
YORK
(API
The
word
is
that
Ezzard
Charles
has
Just
about
fought
his
way
back
as
the
No.
1
contender
for
the
heavyweight
title
he
once
held.
j
As
it
is
told
to
us.
Jim
Norris,
the
head
of
the
International
I
Boxing
Club,
feels
he
Is
obligated
viously
lured
by
publicity
her-
j
1
he
scoring
punch
as
Rangers
elding
the
return
of
the
Rani;-1
won
their
ninth
game
in
32
ers
Ivan
(the
Terrible)
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in
Alaska
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and
quick-tempered
Ma
uric
;
to
give
Ez
another
chance,
since
Richard
of
Montreal
Canadiens
starts.
The
26-year-old
right-winger
tallied
the
last
two
goals.
Deftnceman
Harry
Howell
scored
the
other
while
Richard
accounted
for
the
lone
Montreal
goal.
At
Toronto
Saturday,
young
Camille
Henry
scored
twice
in
the
Rangers'
I
sing
performance.
Toronto
'corers
were
rihtwinger
Eric
Nesterenko,
centre
Ted
Kennedy
a.id
right-winger
Ron
Stewa't.
bv
the
hair.
Watts
and
Nickr-sons
took
the
third
frame
12-10
They
didn't
see
much
roumi
'
fluff
from
Ivan
and
Maurice
i
But
they
got
plenty
of
blond
from
New
York's
Ron
Murphy
and
Montreal's
Bernie
Geoffrion
in
a
game
that
saw
the
Ran;-!
ers
beat
Canadiens
:i-l
t
'
j
bounce
the
Montrealers
out
of
first
place
in
the
Nation
i
Hockey
League.
tz
used
to
ngni
ior
tne
iuc
on
virtually
a
day's
notice
when
he
j
neld
the
title
and
so
deserves
better
treatment
than
he
has
been
getting.
i
Al
Weill,
Marclano's
manage!,
aLsc
's
said
to
feel
Charles
should
i
get
the
next
shot,
providing
,
he
scores
a
couple
of
good
victories
before
a
country-wide
audience.
The
battering
Ez
gave
young
Coley
Wallace
the
other
night
j
Next
article
.
.
.
;
"Playing
for
a
Big
End"
B.C.
Pucksters
but
sparked
by
Ron
Ciccone
who
w
tted
10
of
his
14
points
in
the1
final
quarter,
Fraser
and
Payne
forge
ahead
to
tuke
the
decision
23-8
In
the
last
period.
Murphy,
a
2-lyear-old
left-
winger,
and
Geoffrion
met
wiui
was
supposed
to
have
got
him'stiCks
high
in
the
second
period
over
the
first
hurdle.
Now
all
he
On
Point
Spree
By
The
Canudlnn
Press
i
Western
International
and
Okanagan
Senior
Hockey
League
clubs
v.ent
n
a
1M
five-game
,
scoring
spree
over
the
week-end
',
hat
fattened
scoring
averages
j
by
a
whopping
141
points
on
63
1
goals
and
78
assists.
The
Western
Hockey
League
nrAdnnol
KnlVi
tVio
Vi
to
Vioct
c.nr-
needs
to
do
is
win
a
return
engagement
with
Nino
Valdes,
tha
big
Cuban
wiio
unexpectedly
beat
him
last
summer.
Our
thought
was
that
Charles
fought
a
consistently
smart
and
sound
fight
against
young
Wallace.
Aho
that
Coley
didn't
look
anything
like
Joe
Louis,
whom
WORLD
he
portrays
in
the
movie,
except
ing
game
and
the
most
lop-sided
Both
received
match
misconduct
penalties
and
$100
fine;.
Murphy,
a
21-year-old
left-with
a
fractured
Jaw
and
other
injuries
and
Geoffrion
w.'.s
nursing
a
cut
on
the
right
side
of
his
head.
Sunday
night's
Montreal-New
York
battle
was
the
wildest
of
five
games
during
the
week-end.
In
the
others,
fifth-place
Rangers
were
beaten
3-2
by
third-place
Toronto
Map!-;
Leaf3
in
Toronto,
and
Canadiens
defeated
four-place
Boston
Bruins
7-3
Saturday.
Sunday
night,
last-plice
Chicago
Black
Hawks
whipred
the
Leaf-,
4-1
and
the
leagi
:-leadin;
Detroit
Red
Wing.,
e:'
cd
Boston
4-2.
After
Geoffrion
nl
Murphy
a
little
frcm
the
neck
up.
contest,
the
latter
an
almost
un-
In
a
case
where
he
knew
he
had
to
get
in
tf'ere
and
do
something
drastic
or
say
a
final
goodbye
to
the
big
money,
Ez
wasn't
reluctant
at
all.
He
still
is
a
very
goad
heavyweight
when
,he
spirit
moves
him.
But
Wallace
was
far
from
dis-
j
believable
13-3
victcry
by
the
I
tail-end
Nelson
Maple
Leafs
'
over
the'
runner-up
Kimberley
.
Dynamiters.
Three
Leafs
Don
Appleton,
Lee
Hyssop
and
Marlow
McDonald
turned
in
hat-tricks
and
the
Leafs
picked
up
a
total
of
31
Do
you
sewer
from
Sarrfa-C(aus-fiopfxfeia
?
Do
crowded
stores
scare
you?
Do
you
he
awake
worrying
about
what
to
give
your
wife?
Why
not
take
a
tip
from
a
lot
of
smart
huihands
and
give
her
an
EASY
Mectnc
Ironer.
It's
like
giving
her
a
day-off"
every
week.
This
new
tASY
Ironer
is
portable,
easy
to
use
and
easy
to
store
away.
Does
all
the
ironing,
flat
things,
shirts,
dresses,
etc.
And
she'll
be
really
Croud
to
own
it.
Come
in
and
see
ow
it
works.
18
graced
and
our
hunch
Is
that
he
i
points
on
their
13
goals
and
assists.
will
be
fighting
for
the
champ-
Another
free-scoring
game
ionship
within
a
few
years.
After
,
were
separated,
the
Montrealor
all
his
career
is
before
him
and
i
cracked
Murphy
across
the
face
Saturday
night
saw
Spokane
a
knockout
at
the
hands
of
such
j
v;ith
his
stick
.and
Murphy
fell.
j
Flyers
whip
the
league-leadin?
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
10-5
with
J
Hughie
Scott
collecting
three
;
goals
for
the
winners.
Then
th-3
1
Flyers
came
back
in
the
only
.
Sundav
game
scheduled
for
a
6-4
victory.
a
skilled
veteran
as
Charles
should
not
injure
his
confidence.
The
only
question
we
have
j
heard
expressed
about
Coley
isj
whether
he
has
a
real
determin
Quakers,
Royals
Score
Victories
ation
to
go
all
the
way.
Some:
The
Western
Hockey
League'i
f.
n.
:
:
la
Jas
Kpaei
Kpaei
had'
had'
almost
almost,
s
s
bad
bad
ay
ay
he
he
lacks
lacks
the
the
.ofirning
Horning
zeal
zeal
re!
reluctant
"
co-lduders
..were1
Kite
'
'
'
'
--
r
url.ng
ithe
iwdek-end,-
gfvihg
trie"
.
ruyi
ti"rrb.-hei
Oi-Vian
that
Stove
LoulS
jife
title,
'and
du
V.
eW'A'i
Par-
halt
he
is
part
playboy.
If
sp.
fh
five
up
'a-7-5
verdict
that
will
come
out
later.
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"":
ja
ttfTiSf.rar.ri&i
f't
'yeV,':V.T!'iri-
bar.adans
at
Kl-
e",
'
ether
teams
in
the
loop
to
m
even
closer
to
the
top
rung.
Saskatoon
Quakers
picked
un
V.na
ati(3
;Pnati::ton
V's.mvadtng
:iK.anilc;op"j
t3-whip
the
E'iks
i-4.
,
j
a
point
and
New
Westminster
r-
w
j
r-
;
V.U3
VVtZOrd
Pies,
Royals
added
two
to
move
into
TOKValft''-,
KinrtVM&vi?
t'
toV
;t
itd
place,
just,
three
Bc.cn,
i.a.c
-vuft
Canucks',
br);h'iri
th
.
hroes
lunner-up
In
world
thrce-cush-
,
cln!
!
M
-
Vil
t:
Ion
billiard
tournaments.
4
Sunday
i:ight.
He
finished
second
to
Willie
Hoppe
in1
the
wot
d
tournament
at
San
Francisco
last
year,
and
was
sixth
at
Chicago
last
spring.
Quakers
brought
jcy
to
so:no
Z
500
hometown
fans
S
iturriay
night
by
coming
from
behind
a
two-goal
deficit
to
earn
a
2-2
stalemate,
while
New
Westminster
fans
saw
their
Royals
edge
scrappy
Seattle
Bombers
2-1.
In
HISTORIC
SKA
PORT
I
the
only
game
scheduled
Sun-Bristol
In
England
received
Its
day
night,
Seattle
blanked
last-first
town
charter
from
Henry
in
place
Victoria
Cougars
2-0
in
1171.
!
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available
now
in
limited
supply,
at
a
premium
price.
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Morgan
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and
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to
be
savoured
with'
leisurely
appreciation,
Captain
Morgan
De
Luxe
Rum
is
delightful
after
dessert.
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add
just
the
right
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distinction
to
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of
any
favourite
tall,
cool
drink,
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Captain
Morgan
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Luxe
Rum.
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mixed
drink
in
which
rum
may
be
used
will
taste
better
than
ever
when
the
rum
is
Captain
Morgan
De
Luxe.
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all
other
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