fnnce
KUDeii
uoitv
News
1
hursduy,
April
H,
l'jin
Eilers
DomiiMMA
To
Take
Canadian
Cage
Crown
ATTIWTION
nrmv
iCArnr
mrr...
Lions
Get
Esk's
Berry
In
Two-For-One
Trade
t
ttv
DON
M.YTIIESON
'pass-interception
records.
j
Jcrrt
.-iian
Press
snrr
writer
'
Said
Lion
coach
Annis
Stukus
VANCOUVER
r
British
Co-
n
announcing
the
trade.
,
ATTRACTIVE
PRIZES
SET
FOR
MANSONS
BOOTH
SERIES
Attractive
prizes
await
the
winners
of
the'Manson's
Omegas
versus
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainmakers
two-game
total
point
series
Friday
and
Saturday
of
this
week
when
the
two
teams
meet
for
the
unofficial
city
championship.
Members
of
the
winning
team
will
each
receive
a
white
shirt
from
Art
Murray's
Men's
Wear;
a
free
spaghetti
dinner
from
Central
Cafe;
a
haircut
at
Jerry's
barber
shop
and
a
group
picture
by
Van
Meer's
Studio.
The
Rames
will
be
played
both
nights
following
preliminary
panics
which
will
feature
old-time
players
of
North
European
Joan
Wilson
got
14
points
on
six
long
set
shots
and
two
foul
tries.
Eilers
.spread
the
scoring
honors
around
us
Norma
McDer-mott,
Edith
McDonald
and
Shirley
Topley
each
netted
11
points.
Calgary
attempted
a
strategy
switch
that
brought
them
al-niost-but-not-quite
results.
Mc-Furlane,
checked
to
eight
points
in
the
second
contest,
paired
with
tall
Dorothy
Wallace
under
the
basket
in
a
double-post
'
REALLY
WANTED
HIM
rum
llauul
dAHdALI
PU
'
To
alt
boy,
in
the
following
(13
years
before
Aug.
1,
1954,
Up,oU
15
.
,
after
August
i
1,
1954)
yes.
'
.
;
;
interested
in
ploying
baseball
0
nm
out
-will
be
held
Saturday
Afterr
commencing
1
:30
p.m.
to
4:30
p.m
oV"
Pork,
supervised
by
senior
league
'plQ,
Rs
other
volunteers.
-
p
descent
against
cauers
of
Southern
European
descent.
Coach
lumhln
Lions
announced
today
that
they
have
completed
a
two-
for-ote
football
player
trade
with
Edmonton
Eskimos:
Western
all-star
Ray
Willsey
for
Es-kimoj,
.Lindy
Berry
and
Don
Lord.
Voted
the
Western
Interpro-
vinsial-
Football
Union's
most
;
valuable
player
in
1950,
quartet'
back
Berry
was
pivot
of
the
deal
i
A
25-year-old,
five-foot-ten,
180-pounder,
the
speedy,
slick-
,
passing
Berry
gets
his
release
,
from
a
two-year
hitch
in
the
U.S.
Navy
in
June.
He
was
with
,
Eskimos
in
195
.
'
oignea
oy
uons
Deiore
tneir
Art
Murray
of
the
Anglo-Saxon-Nordic
squad
said
today
that
he
had
added
Bob
Armstrong
to
his
team
of
stalwarts.
Seattle,
Portland
Only
Clubs
To
Remain
Undefeated
in
PCL
Weather
Permi
.
"Berry's
my
boy
he's
the
guy
I
really
wanted
for
the
Lions,
j
Now
we're
set.
And
don't
forget;
Don
Lord
he's
a
useful
fellow
I
to
have
around
and
a
fine
kick-
j
ei."
'
While
coaching
Eskimos
from
j
194951
stukus
brougnt
Berry
to
Edmonton
after
he
finished
his,
college
football
career
at
Texas
f.hril.lin
iinivPrirv
'
immediate
fan
favorite,
the
speedy
Wichita
Falls,
Texas,1
quarterbaek
-
h
a
1
f
b
a
c
k
set
a:
mFV
passln(5
record
for
a
single
,
game
that
still
stands.
Ho
cniinirrl
"with
nnnther
Tpv-
iiiiiiiiiiiiL
uiimcu-iifiu
i
u
ii
ii
r
i
when
trapped
or
on
a
pass-or-
run
play.
.
A
knee
lniury
forced
him
out
j
oi
,iuioii
in
ami
in
.
eiiieitu
short.
When
George
Wopinek's
;
throw
to
second
was
late
in
an:
ellort
to
get
Joe
Ros.il.
Lerchin
I
Bring
Your
Own
Gloves
Baseball,
ty.
II.
I
i;
WIS,
Scc,TrM!
I'riiue
Kiipert
Punyt
entry
in
the
league
this
season
i
an
end
Morris
Bailey,
for
503
became
official.
Vvillscy
wasvnrtU
lhroueh
the
air
against
:
loaned
to
Edmonton
for
seas-
Calgary
slampederS
in
Eskimo's
He
comoleted
the
1953
cam-
!
Z!!!!:
w"
lA
the
navy
in
1932.
He
played
for
and
Pote
with
th(1
pirnthi
Hernandez,
Oakland
by
whipping
Oak-the
Great
Lakes
naval
training
wpre
toucned
for
u
hlt8
hy
the
land
9-5,
with
10,076
wutehin
otatioii
ill
1952
and
coached
the
Stal
one
more
,hal
Seattle
'
Of
th
total.
7,719
were
Sana-
paign
in
Eskimo
livery,
and
was
!
selected
a
WIFU
defensive
all-,
star
back
after
setting
pair
of
Shuttle
Meet
Draws
Fixed
For
Tonight
Play
i.s
expected
to
conclude
FOR
FAST,
SMOOTH,
REFRESHING
Silt
ill
A1
TSl
iNl
vu
You
look
slick
nnd
Wl'
feel
invigorated
when
M
you
shave
the
Gillette
..,,
,ai,
n
n;n..it.
.V
A
Ulue
Ul.ide
in
your
razor.
For
extra
convenience
buy
Gillette
lilue
lil.ides
in
dispensers
with
used-hlnde
compartment.
20
blade
size
$1.00-10-blaile
'ue
50c.
(Regular
package
-S
for
25c.)
tonight
in
the
Civic
Centre
Bad-1
stiil
hllve
to
c'ome
to
terms
with
Ports
put
across
two
luns
in
the
minton"
club
tournament
with
"T-
i
ninth
after
two
were
out.
Tlw
draws-
in
nii::ed
doubles,
'
men's
Willsey
was
also
used
briefly
stars
were
held
to
six
hits
ami
singles
and
doubles,
lari'
bv
Eskimos
last
year
as
a
sub
didn't
look
very
menacing
to
th.
doubles
and
sinales
arranged,
j
quarterback.
Eorn
in
Saskatche-
i
veteran
Red
Adams.
George
Ler-TW
tourney
scheduled
to
getiwan'
he
learned
his
football
in
chen's
daring
bascrunning
was
underway
Tuesday
night
was
tht"
u
s-and
PIaved
for
tne
Uni"
:
responsible
for
the
victory.
He
delayed
when
leaks
in
the
civic
1
"rsl,v
of
California.
He
stands
streaked
home
from
second
as
Ceqtre
rof.f
poured
water
onto
five-foot-nine,.
is
25,
and
weighs
Frankie
Austin
hit
a
smash
to
both
the
bie
Bvinn.anrt
iiurtitnr.l
i
pounds.
.
;
By
The
Associated
Press
,
Seattle
and
Portland
racked
up
victories
Wednesday
night
j
nnrl
ri'mninorl
Ihp
nnlw
rnrlr-
!
feated
clubs
in
the
Pacific
Coast
League.
I
'
Seattle
made
it
tw0
in
a
row
over
San
Francisco
6-2,
as
Gene
!
ti
..
..
,i
,
..
...,,..;..
oral
ik
u,
i
u
i
ill
c
i
miiiri
icati
League
pitcher,
bore
down
in
tne
riU((.h
and
WOrked
out
of
difnculties.
Bearden
and
Tom
Lovricrii
wn0
succeeded
him
in
got.
Frank
Hiller,
Bill
Bradford
and
Ted
Shandor
shared
mound
duties
for
the
8ei-.
Hollywood,
penant
winner
the
last
two
years,
lost
its
second
straight
to
Portland.
3-1.
as
the
n
kit
r
A
Division
Games
Slated
Friday
Night
In
an
eifort
to
have
Doth
divisions
cf
the
men's
five-r.in
bowling
league
complete
play
before
the
end
of
the
month,
games
scheduled
in
"A"
division
for
next
Monday
will
be
played
at
7
p.m.
Friday,
April
9.
All
teams,
excent
Art
Mur-
ray's
and
Local
70.
who
will
howl
mi
Snnriav
will
t:kp
n.the
alleys.
Teams
in
'
3"
Division
are
not
affected
as
that
leasue
ends
regular
play
on
April
19.
.
nure
,s.
"
!itneuu'e
,or
lo"
!
morrow
night
:
j
Phllpott
Evitt
vs
Cooks;
Short!
'Circuits
vs
Thorn
Sheet
Metal;)
North
Star
vs
Family
Market;
i
CN'KA
vs
Northwest
Construe-
tiou
and
Moose
vs
537
Taxi.
AftM
Twenty
of
29.
Marksmen
In
Top
Bracket
.
Twenty
of
the
29
members
taking
part
In
Tuesday
night's
Civic
Centde
Youth
rifle
club
shoot,
chatked
up
scores
of
better
than
90
per
cent,
instructor
Jerry
Martin
reported
today.
He
and
his
icliow
teachers
Dick
Paul
and
Tommy
Boulter-r
reported
themselves
extremely
pleased
with
the
progress
of
the
class
and
hope
that
the
high
standard
will
be
maintained.
Wayne
Crowe
topped
Tuesday's
.sharpshooters
with
99
per
cent
followed
closely
by
Frank
An-field,
Gerry
Chan
and
Harry
hradi
r
with
9a.
Other
top
riflemen
were
Ralph
Olson,
Ray
Windle
and
Glen
Smith,
97;
Ron
Petersen
and
Jim
McLean
with
90;
Danny
Pick
and
Joe
Kraup-ncr,
95;
Crnig
Stewart.
Eric
Kristmanson
and
Max
Fleming
94:
Bill
rederstn
and
Bill
Kristmanson
93;
Ole
Led
9'J;
Jack
Rudolph
91;
James
Da'-idson
and
Eddie
Turcot
to
90.
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VANCOUVER
(CP)
Vancouver
Eilers,
masters
at
dropping
a
basketball
through
ft
hoop,
sank
the
Calgary
Witlichcns
48-41
here
Wednesday
night
to
sweep
the
Canadian
women's
senior
A
basketball
title
three'
games
straight.
Eilers,
who
Calgary
ror.ch
Kun
Southern
called
'experienced"
tmd
"the
best
learn
we've
nlay-
ri
(hi
vear.
uu.
Wednesday
night's
win
with
scores
of
52-48
and
60-47
in
the
first
two
games
to
take
their
fifth
consecutive
Dominion
championship.
The
game
was
fought
down
to
the
final
gun.
Calgary
led
14-12
at
the
first
quarter,
were
behind
21-19
at
the
half,
and
trailed
37-25
going
into
the
final
session.
For
the
third
night
In
a
row,
Witlichcns
produced
the
top
scorers.
Ciuit.e
Joun
MtFar-lane,
who
can
bucket
them
with
either
hand,
scored
15.
Forward
Trafton
To
Tell
All
At
Grid
Rally
VANCOUVER
9
Genial
George
Trafton,
the
ex-Winnipeg
Blue
Bomber
coach,
gets
t
back
into
football
in
a
roundabout
way
here
April
19.
The
British
Columbia
Lions
said
Wednesday
that
Trafton
1
will
address
a
Lion
"booster
ally"
in
Exhibition
Gardens
here.
Lions
enter
the
western
league
this
fall.
j
Trafton,
fired
by
r
ambers
with
me
vear
of
a
three-vear
contract
1
to
go,
collected
his
$12,000
yearly
;
salary
for
the
last
year.
Recently,
lie
blasted
his
for
mer
quarterback
Jack
Jacobs,
in
national
weekly
newspaper
ivcr
Jacobs
quarterbacking
In
the
1953
Grey
Cup
game,
lost
by
"JomlK
is
to
Hamilton
Tiger-Cats.
;
Lion
booster
chairman
Bob
tinith
said
"the
most
controvcr-',
slut
man
In
Canadian
lootbulll
today"
will
comment
on
the
play
while
a
motion
picture
of
the
'
;up
game
is
shown.
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MEASI'HE
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Advertising
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the
Daily
News
BrinasSw
-4
DO-IT-YOURSELF
squad
last
season
STRAIGHT
TRADE
Stukus
said
the
deal
was
a
"straight
trade,
no
cash.
We've
been
half-working
on
It
for
six
months."
He
admitted
Uons
:
Lord.
born
in
Vancouver,
mov-
here
from
Edmonton
this
vr.
Stukus
brought
him
to
Ed-
mon
ton
ill
1951
as
a
fullback
and
punter.
He
ulaved
as
a
defensive
bark
in
1952,
then
was
switched
.
.
.
defensive
i
r
end
by
Eskimos
last
season.
Six-foot-two
and
205
pounds
i
1
-3'
n
Penticton-
V's
Back
in
Running
TRAIL,
B.C.
9
Penticton
V's
,
clawed
their
way
back
into
the1
Allan
Cup
running
here
Weclnes-
uay
iB,n
oy
wnippin?
we.-on
s
j-i
i
1Ile
lourrn;
same
oi
uie
western
uariaoa
semi-finals.
Nelson
leads
ihe
best-of-.seve.i
!
series
2-1
with'
one
game
tied.!
The
fifth
game
is
scheduled
for
t
Nelson
friday.
'
A
Division
i
I
Five-Pinners
Names
1;
Northland
Dairy
3
MB
Wildcats
1;
Kesiduals
Savoy
1.
B
Division:
MB
Lucky
Stfik-v.
central
Cafe
1;
Pilots
3.
Tim-
ber
Tics
1;
Conboeds
4,
by
,de-
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fault
FOR
A
m
LASTING
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shine
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QUAUl
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hour.
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h-iinman
Vlitntnn....
gall's
relay,
which
ho
delayed'
for
an
instant
awaiting
the
urn-'
pile's
decision.
i
Lorenzo
Hinchman,
rookie
..
.
v-.
r
n
ouuuipa
w
iium
AiOUCUtTQUe
v
M..
hii'-led
Los
An-eles
to
a'
3
-
2
decision
against
San
Dieeo
limiting
the
Pudres
to
live
hits'.
Sacramento
evened
it-i
series
mcnlo
school
children
who
were
nvun
the
afternoon
off
to
see
the
home
team
do
battle.
The
Sacs
had
a
big
six-run
fourth
inning,
shelling
George
Bamberger
and
Jim
Atkins
from
the
mound.
Trail
All-Stars
Well
in
Lead
RED
DEER.
Alta.
Trail
Intermediate
All-Stars
scored
two
'
goals
within
three
minutes
toi
break
a
3-3
second-period
dcad-
lock
and
drub
Ponoka
Stamped-1
ers
5-3
Wednesday
night.
Vic-
!
tory
gave
Trail
a
commundln"
3-1
lead
in
their
best-of-sevei;
Western
Intermediate
Hockcj
League
semi-final
series.
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night
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of
1
113
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City
Mixed
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bowling
league
taking
men's
high
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single
with
a
289
game
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also
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a
score
of
680.
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Shirley
Ginn,
in
the
same
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with
a
311
game
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hi
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single
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583
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high
three.
Savoy
Hotel
collected
team
highs
with
a
team
high
single
of
1188
and
a
team
high
triple
of
3073.
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B
Division,
Joe
Long
took
men's
high
single
with
225
while
Don
Fr6;,er
rolled
528
for
mens
high
triple.
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May
Murray
took
double
hon
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rolling
a
246
game
for
.wo
men
s
high
single
and
a
total
of
613
for
women's
high
three.
Pilots
with
1094
took
team
high
single
and
Timber
Ties
with
2943
took
team
high
three.
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A
Division:
Bulgers
3,
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