HntiLe
Kupert
Dan
Ncwb
1
uesday,
December
8,
1953
U.S.
Soccer
Team
Tops
in
U.K.
MANCHESTER,
Eng.
i
AP)
A
scored
95
goals
agaiist
38
in
nine
league
matciies.
In
This
Corner
By
DICK
AVRES
team
of
United
States
soccer
players
is
plugging
away
at
the
'
top
of
an
English
amateur
league,
and
soccer-mad
locals
are
blinking
their
eyes
In
amazement.
The
team
causing
all
the
fuss
Is
the
Burtonwood
Gunners,
formed
from
United
States
Air
Force
men
stationed
at
the
If
Burtonwood
base
in
northern
England.
They
have
played
23
games
and
lost
only
twice
in
exhibition.
In
league
games
they
boast
i
lot
perct
nt
record.
They
have
The
cycle
is
complete
again
In
the
Senior
B
basketball
league
,
an
three
teams
bavlng
played
six
games.
MansorTi
Omegas
te
(ive
wins
to
their
credit
and
one
loss,
the
latter
handed
to
,m
by
Gordon
and
Andersons.
The
Jewelers
have
downed
CCC
:tt
times
and
the
hardwaremen
twice.
8eeond-place
CCC
have
Hree-win-three-lttss
record,
all
their
losses
being
to
Manson's
i
all
the
victories
being
scored
at
the
expense
of
O
ii
A
,
the
point
column
Ray
Spring
still
leads
the
league's
.rpshooUrs
with
a
total
of
76
points.
However
Clen
(Tiny)
,rlM,n
has
amassed
64
points
In
five
games
to
be
in
second
place
ha
12.4
point
avt-iage
per
game
compared
to
Spring's
12
66
dfor
third
place
are
CCC's
Freddy
Christensen
and
Manson's
i
:"
with
56
points
each,
followed
by
Joe
Davis
with
2,
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKK
OCT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
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The
town
of
Banff
in
Scotland
received
its
first
charter
from
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Maicolm
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coo
wim
du,
Manson's
Mickey
Webster
with
49
;evtntti
place
are
O
&
As
Rune
Hnlkiai
nr.H
r-rv
fur
FLOOR
SANDING
rk
with
43
points
each.
In
ninth
place
Is
Don
llartwit
.Silie
iiison's
with
41
points.
..
millers'
Sid
C'l
know
when
I
Pulp
ly
leading
the
league's
foul
collectors
with
24
penalties,
this
,
uin-.Mi
i
no.cooiiiii
iiicbii
nes
ine
loop
badman
as
Sid
oci
very
closely
by
Manson's
Danny
mil
nr..
f,...i
v,i,ij
liluwc
Or
Rent
a
Sander
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LIMITED
215
Firsf
Ae.
V.
Phone
909
'
"Ul
VIJMJ1U
is
team-mate
Glen
Carlson
with
22
fouls
Including
a
si.
followed
by
Kupe
llolkestad
with
17
and
Roy
Webber
and
Manson's
Mickev
Webster
tc;
16
i
......
au
uutva.
juil
l
with
12
plus
two
technicals
Is
tied
with
nnn
uartn,n
,h
'
"ii
hum
i
gar
i
jlarold
Marshall
has
13
and
Ray
Spring,
Mel
Thompson
and
.
.
.
1
1
l.
.
.
.
.
in
TO
DRAW
Ok
NOT
TO
DRAW
mrri(
un
liitvc
x
iuuijs
ca.cn.
Have
letter
from
a
gentleman
who
collects
old
baseball
His
name
Is
William
Put
kner
and
old
record
books
are
to
hat
stamps,
old
coins
and
beer
parlor
coasters
are
icr
people.
He
says
"i
have
a
partly
filled
collection
of
the
i
ami
Spalding
Baseball
Ouldes.
These
were
published
illy
from
1876
to
1841
and
are
now
out
of
print.
J
am
itf-yctti-uiu
qutu
bciudcK
ui
uie
ounauian
junior
champion
Saskatoon
Hilltops,
Is
rated
as
a
sure-fire
prospect
for
draw:
Draw
to
a
Rtone
on
the
back-rings.
It
will
provide
backing
for
yours.
Draw
to
a
pocket
of
enemy
stones
behind
the
tee.
Ten
men
and
a
stick
of
dynamite
will
not
remove
yours
then.
Draw
if
only
the
corner
of
an
opposing
stone
is
visible.
Draw
for
second
shot
if
lying
one.
Second
shot
is
the
best
guard
In
the
world!
Draw
to
the
shot
rock
with
last
stone
when
there
are
three
Article
No.
6
This
is
the
$64
question
where
the
answers
separate
the
men
from
the
boys.
A
draw
is
an
offensive
thrust
calculated
to
score
against
your
opponent.
A
hit
Is
definitely
a
defensive
maneouvre
to
prevent
your
opponent
from
scoring.
A
draw
is
a
courageous
offensive
action
to
take
the
initiative
and
score
points,
whereas
a
barrage
of
ru
nning
or
hitting
shots
is
paramount
to
a
rear-guard
action
protecting
a
retreat.
The
greater
cmiHuuy
ui
completing
my
set
and
I
believe
there
may
ic
oi
ine.se
copies
in
me
nands
or
your
subscribers."
Pui
kner
who
lives
at
83
68th
Street,
Outten-bere
New
Mr.
professional
ranks.
The
sensational
six-foot,
180-pound
passer
Is
also
a
good
runner
and
has
remarkable
deception
In
his
ball
handling.
He's
the
most
discussed
Junior
football
player
in
Canada
today.
He
Is
shown
holding
the
Roly
Howes
trophy,
presented
to
him
as
the
most
valuable
player
of
the
Manitoba-Saskatchewan
Junior
Football
League.
U.S..
says
that
if
any
readers
have
any
h
7nniH
oi.hu,
fiursc
them,
and
if
they
would
write
him
and
let
him
know
copy
or
copies
mey
nave
ne
would
appreciate
it.
So
If
any
baseball
statisticians
have
any
old
Baseball
Ouldes
gather-ist.
there's
your
chance.
the
weight
used
In
hitting,
the
i
or
four
against
you.
more
retreat
becomes
a
disor-jo
Hit
a
short
guard,
but
draw
ganlzed
route.
nj
ound
a
long
guard.
Now
don't
get
me
wrong.
I
am
i
A
sup
should
prefer
a
draw.
No
one
ever
wrotij
us
about
the
earlier
rlov
nt
sitii
Canadiens
Snatch
Back
Lead;
Howe
Still
Pacing
Scorers
SEVEN-YEAR
KECQIiD
OF
AN
OLD
WATCHDOG
is:
$179,291.00
for
sewer
outfolls.
$100,CQ3.00
for
water
system
rehebillratfort.
fa
$23,301.00
for
Park
Improvement
Fund.
"'
ir
Creation
of
a
history
and
a
jubilee
fund
for
1960.
Tr
Made
original
contract
wii'n
Housing
Auth-
itics
that
brought
50
new
homes
to
the
city.
ic
Fought
diligently
against
the
$339,000.00
diesel
imposition.
F
ELECTED
....
9
Will
press
for
extension
of
Eighth
Avenue
East
to
Seal
Cove.
H;,:
O
Will
strive
to
reduce
the
annual
waste
of
$5,000.00
on
experts'
fees
ond
joy
rides.
'
THE
OLD
WATCHDOG
is
going
first
class
cn
transportation
December
10.
Without
obligation
just
phone
Green
917.
1
'
and
vote
as
you
please,
not
forgetting
the
'
-'
old
dog
who
is
battling
for
his
life.
er
s
general
manager
Dewey
Soriano,
but
Darrow
Gomez
throimh
with
the
info
that
he
useri
in
iiv
n.vt
h-
t
not
trying
to
argue
that
there
Is
I
Even
if
you
are
six
up
and
your
opponents
lie
three
or
four,
draw
no
place
for
hitting
in
a
curling
j
-
-w
,
uvrvr
u
Soriano
's
when
Dewey's
father
Mingo
had
a
fishing
vessel
I
game.
There
is.
But
on
normally
MONTREAL
(CP)
Montreal
ces
as
thev
fell
to
ranadipns
la.,t.
for
one
if
the
way
is
open.
Next
article
.
.
.
"Keep
the
Target
Small
Canadiens
delighted
the
hearts
Thursday.
Last
week,
Detroit
led
of
their
Habitant
followers
by
Montreal
by
a
point,
tucking
away
three
straight
wins
The
leaders:
keen
ice,
quiet
hitting
with
95
per
cent
of
the
teams
is
more
!
effective
because:
I
1.
It
is
based
on
a
knowledge
iney
were
quite
a
iamlly.
Darrow
says,
with
Amlgo,
rio,
Juliet,
Rupert,
Dewey.
Milton,
Charles
and
Charlotte.
MiiiRO
doclded
to
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Seattle
in
1925
ie
toys
'sprang
up
like
weeds"
Darrow
says.
When
the
war
alurg
Dewey
and
Milton
served
on
the
same
shin
In
the
A
Pt3
30
1
of
draw
weight.
19
19
T
...
.
X
mereliant
navy.
At
the
present
time
Amiao
skinners
the
a
last
week
and
snatching
back
the
o
leadership
of
the
National
Hockev
Howe'
oeoit
.11
League
from
Detroit
Red
Wings.
h"!f,,y'
J"",'
,
,T
r.4
nr.-
L
.
.
,
.
Geoflrlon.
Montreal
....
14
Red
Wings,
on
the
other
hand,
Reibei.
Deiroit
".
.
7
got
Clobbe.ed
with
two
White-
Slosn.'
Toronto
.4
va'hes
during
the
week-end
3-0
Richard.
Montreal
13
by1
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
and
S-0
Sa".uf""i-
Boston
......
6
ship
In
Seattle
with
Rtinert
as
hi
first.
mo
nor,,.,..
mlxrs
that
Dewey
played
for
Ketchikan
ugalnst
Prince
t.
11
anuws
ine
piayer
to
use
a
normal
rhythmic
swing
that
'
keeps
his
eye
and
rock
"on
the
broom."
Keep
your
opponent;
off
bil-
j
ance
by
drawing.
Every
dnwi
ii
ueioie
ne
weni
10
Hie
Pittsburg
Pirates.
This
last
summer
.CHOP
SUFY
.
...CHOVy
MEIN
Open
6
p.m.
3:33
a.m
11
19
is
8
16
12
10
13
8
12
e
8
11
jby.
of
all
people.
Chicago
Black
7
I
.
Hawks,
last
In
team
standing.
,
Mosienko.
Chicago
e
Despite
these
setbacks,
Gor-
Pierson,
Boston
9
mmiuKru
uie
Vancouver
uaps
oi
the
WIL
and
this
coming
will
guide
the
destinies
of
the
Seattle
entry
in
the
PCL
While
everyone
had
a
good
time
at
the
Football
presentation
die
Howe.
Detroit's
blue-ribbon
Ronty.
New
York
.5
sharpshooter,
clung
to
the
In-
EX
,08
dividual
scoring
honors,
al-
Hnrt,.n
-rnrmt
I
as
miner
noticeable
that
while
CYO
players
were
there
itness
the
rcceiDt
of
their
th
rn
irnnhles
that,
nt.lv
nna
Hollywood
Cafe
1
At
1
n
though
he
hammered
Jiome'
only
STAVDINGS
B.C.
f
from
Heavy
Battery
team
and
none
from
General
Motors
I
f
or
OiiUid
Orders
thnn
ISA
II
-
-
-
.-7l.
iCO,
w
L
T
F
A
Pti
1
1
-
'
.
a
f
up.
Seems
kind
of
small
to
us.
w.'c
wt.ij.
OH.S.C
Hip
liUt
JCUgUC
.statttlcs.
Official
NHL
slaiistlcs
release
J
today
showed
the
bid
winger
has
'Montreal
..
.
.
17
Detroit.
14
9
2
75
55
33
6
5
69
40
33
WST
KMUITS
Watts
it
Nlrkerson
s
Ron
(
hrlsloff
reallv
1
orunto
..
.
12
8
6
54
42
30
made
Is
a
potential
scoring
point
and
keeps
the
opposition
on
the
defensive.
If
you
have
to
hit,
use
quiet
weight,
enough
to
move
!.
opposing
stone
through
the
rings
and
back
to
the
hack
so
that
your
stone
remains
In
the
house.
If
you
hit
and
roll
out,
which
Is
more
than
likely,
with
heavier
eleht
you
are
still
on
the
defensive.
During
the
early
ends
01,
a
match,
keep
your
rink
to
;:he
uict
game.
Any
opposing
stone
lehind
the
tee
should
be
drawn-0
and
not
hit
unless
playing
for
u
roll.
Yount;
players
are
guilty
ii
this
count
too
often.
Here
are
few
suggestions
on
when
to
11
goals
and
19
assists
for
30
Boston
11
8
4
57
59
26
points
iour
more
man
nis
ream-
New
York
....
7
14
5
54
76
19
itifid
before
the
game
Saturday
night.
He
felt
so
inspired
hi
told
basketball
commissioner
Rusty
Ford
that
he
was
lur
32
points.
He
should
have
gone
ahead
and
done
Just
Bill
Mi'Chesnrv'i
crew
could
have
uxed
the
other
55
that
,
Chicago
5
20
4
55
92
14
'
:
1
J
T:"'
f-
N"SsK.
-
J
J'
mate
Ted
Lindsay
down
In
second
slot.
Huston
Bruins,
in
fourth
place,
were.
the
fall
guys
for
Montreal
twice
durln:;
the
week-end,
and
Maple
Leafy
missed
many
chan-
i-tln't
cet
.
.
.
Young
Dong
Sankev
turned
In
a
yeoman
Job
d'-t
niKht,
refrreeing
iiiiee
games
and
still
being
able
to
'(If
.pite
the
hepFlnir
that
ll.nl
nn
from
l
it
until
ln-4
n
m
Western
League
Victoria
3.
Vancouver
1.
WIL
OSHL
Pcnticton
5,
Spokane
2.
By
The
Ctiiittdi-.i
Hreas
kspue
the
fact
that
Wall
Alston,
new
Brooklyn
Dodger
bos.
Curling
Results
"
u.
n
a
snort
time
in
the
majors,
many
of
the
players
on
tMuei
roster
served
under
him
In
the
minors
.
.
.
Our
best
t
Results
in
i.u;t
night's
play
of
I
Z
k
'
-
lor
Jack
Dempsey
on
what
we
thought
was
his
proposed
"
1(1
Mrs.
Kstelle
Auguste.
sort
of
back-fired.
Now
we're
its
all
orf.
Mrs.
A.
asserting
that
they
quarreled.
Anyone
'smicbiKly
hexed?
always
insist
on..
',h
Columbia
Cellulose
trophy
competition
in
the
Prince
Ru-1
jert
Ladies'
Curling
club
are
as
j
'
follows:
Eatemnn
4,
Johnson
t4;
McKenzie
10.
McBroom
9;
Cros-
0
Receives
Three
Trophies
l0
stalwart
Hank
Nuyten
arms
as
they
have
done
from
"o
three
football
trnnhles
i.luvlnir
nl
RuvpvaM.
PurV
Mr
'lf
of
his
Prince
Rupert
Hatg
In
thanking
the
association
uMKiie-winning
team
for
the
gift
of
a
marble
ashtrnv
'
mt-'lit
nt
the
Football
nn
whirh
whk
mounted
the
fiirure
siey
10.
Anacrson
3;
Mcueoa
5.
Schumnn
11:
Ramsay
16.
Shier
8:
Turner
IS
Willson
4.
Draw
for
2:30
tomorrow
afternoon:
Lewis
vs
Willson:
Part-idyr
v
Til
m;
Moore
vs
Wak-ley.
Druw
lor
tomorrow
niijhl:
7
p.m..
Anderson
vs
Mcrtroom:
Bateman
vs
MrKrnzie:
Cms
Icy
vs
Johnson.
9
p.m.,
Mi'Leod
vs
Willson-
r"
vs
Tiunrr;
Schuman
vs
Shier.
'"Winn
dance
at
the
Navy
of
a
soccer
player,
echoed
Father
Ml
annex.
Father
O
P
Mnhin'i
unlmiilj
vtl.ff
Hint.
..foremost
In
frozen
foods
'
Piscnted
CYO
with
the
games
cannot
be
played
with
en-
"
.
norm
Htnr
and
Shear-
thusiasm
at
Roosevelt
Park
due
:
w
phies,
emblematic
of
to
the
daneei
of
falllmj
on
rocks.
"Crer
supremacy.
,
ShAoS
-AST
NIGHT".
r,CHTS
ot
"ip
football
association
Ne-
York
-
pddv
nnpmrco.
I09rh
of
the
General
Motors
10-
Brooklvn
cufoolnted
Carlos
'
Fi'hnr
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