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Wednesday,
March
26,
1952
Ickell
Drives
Meteors
to
Two
Local
Two
Smithers
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SEMI-FINALS
j
Grand
Challenge"
Dominato
'
Two
Smithers
rinks
and
two
locals
edged
their!
barren
5;
shier
10,
Boulter
e.
,.
Primary
Competition
Laurie
way
into
curling
championships
here
last
night
in
8.
Adomeit
7;
DeLage
n,
Eyoir-what
all
curlers
called
the
most
closely
contested
s0"
5nlewhaite
s'aR.w.
We
ore
putting
on
the
biggest
and
best
anniversary
party
ever
held
at
the
Legion.
HE
ROUND-UP
f
By
LARRY
STANWOOD
Row-
art
8,
Turnea
ft;
Bovill
10,
bonspiel
they
ever
entered
I
botham
2.
North
Star
Secondary
Row
made
Two
extra
ends
were
Comrades!
THIS
IS
A
CELEBRATION!
.
.
.
DON'T
MISS
IT!
EDMONTON
(CP)
Backed
by
high-scoring
Bob
Pickell,
Edmonton
Meteors
on
Tuesday
night
edged
Vancouver
Eilers
62-58
to
take
a
one-game
lead
in
the
best-of-three
western
Canada
senior
men's
basketball
semifinal.
.
botham
10,
Holllston
3;
Watson
rink
ln
13
ends
against
the
Wat
son
rink
of
Smithers.
The
match
started
at
12:30
1
14,
Laurence
4.
,r's
B.C.
Senior
Basketball
Championships
toi;;iv
aims
to
start
,
calls
for
extension
of
the
Civic
n
,1,p
No,
we
don't
Centre
building
on
the
First
n,.w
sport
all
by
;
Avenue
frontage
to
75
by
120
feet
necessary
by
tie
scores
at
the
completion
of
regulation
12-end
games
In
the
finals.
One
match
lasted
four
hours
with
only
one
point
scored
at
a
time.
Winner
of
the
Grand
Challenge
Trophy
was
the
Dominato
rink,
skipped
by
Bill
McKenzie.
He
bested
the
Shier
rink
by
one
Will!'
we
Witiit
w
I.U
give
a
i
uu-auc
tuuit
ui
iu
UJ
3
.
fnnta
UfMtl
hulllf
SOUir
iai.ua,
"
p.m.
and
finished
at
4:30,
with
each
rink
scoring
one
point
alternately
until
the
two
rinks
stood
tied
6-6
at
the
twelfth
end.
Skipped
by
Bert
Rowbotham,
he
is
the
only
experienced
curler
of
his
rink.
His
lead,
Dr.
Hector
McDonald
and
Bud
Shu-
Hockey
Scores
Faclfic
Coast
(
Quarter-Finals
r
Edmonton
0,
Saskatoon
2
Seattle
4,
Tacoma
6
(
first
game
best
of
five
series)
4
nf
nOSSIumwm,
fans
next
94
feet
ana
seating
arrangement
for
more
than
1,500
people
at
basketball
games.
Why
would
1500
people
here
want
to
see
basketball?
The
basketball
commission
in
j
Rupert
sport
,,.
can
capture
Smooth-working
Pickell,
a
last
Vancouver
P,nt
ln
an
extra
end
a,ter
8nler
of
year
member
Clover
nior
men's
basket-unship.
k
chef
Lennard
s
Leafs,
Leafs,
scored
scored
31
31
points
Vancouver
stated
to
tied
the
score
nine-an
in
me
twelfth
with
his
final
rock.
A
similarly
contested
match
Calderone
to
almost
single-handedly
down
man,
second,
curled
for
the
first
QrM
n
Parlr
trainW
.mar
Dnnnpt
urk
rinrlnir
thn
final
Qon
i
nr
itime
this
season.
Third
Len
i
.
.
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....
was
featured
In
the
primary
,.,
,..ih
i
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visor
ior
i,anauiau
wauonai
ie..-
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v
x
x
x
.
rnr
ni
ucrni
w
nriinn.ini
i
s
s
s
rtnrnttai
it
inn
f.,
th.
s,
merioT
u
.
1
y
eraDhs,
arrived
:n
the
city
on
Br
the
rnmc
i'r"
b
i
last
nifih..
Coach
"A"
playoffs
that,
if
Rupert
prolan
he
considered
It
vided
the
facilities,
inter-city
,'.c..sary"
that,
not
Senior
"A
'
teams
could
meet
a
8erV,?hL!
A
sudden
reversa.
in
the
Lnit
TkEl
tn
Will
DUl
IU
nva
,
rvuffi
b
team
jui
st-aguc
yitxymj
si'
?e
Prince
rturie
rtnk.
'n0
'
5,T!?L
S?,
ZZLfJ
the
tide
in
the
Stewart-Bovill
hers
;
"A"
hoop
circles
next
once
a
week.
and
Cemmercis!
Buildings
.
.
.
y
Including
Thermopane
Insulating
'
3.
Windows,
Insulux
Glass
Blocks,
If
"Vitroiite,"
Tempered
Glass
Doors,
Wot
Pattern
Glass,
Non-Glare
and
Heat-
I
gggpll
Abrbine
Glass,
Plate
Glass.
Sheet
;
Canadian
National
Railways
That
means,
there
would
be
the
Eilers.
Second
game
ol
the
series
will
be
played
here
tonight.
A
third,
if
necessary,
will
also
be
played
here,
with
the
winner
advancing
against
the
Mantoba
champions
in
the
western
finals.
Meteors
held
the
?dge
In
the
opening
minutes
of
play,
posting
a
narrow
13-12
margin
with
only
minutes
remaining
in
the
first
quarter.
Eilers
came
back
behind
Nev
Muro
to
move
Coming
home
with
two
points
j
behind
(9-7i,
Skip
Jack
Laurie,
a
big
(fame
here
between
next
match
in
the
Appiewhaite
sec-
j
and
wiu
proceed
.
on
tonight's
i
ondary,
the
Smithers
rink
Bo-!train
tg
tne
interior
enrout'
vill)
winning
10-8.
Stewart
led;back
to
Edmonton
headquarters.!
Dy
lour
points
ai
tne
sevenm;
.
had
thi
score
tied
with
his
first
rock
DeLage's
next
rock
knocked
out
a
counting
rock
for
Laurie,
whose
final
throw
died
just
short
of
the
house,
giving
Smithers
the
ena.
in
ine
venin
ena
me
score
:
classified
advertising
ln
the
fffppiSjpi
and
Crystal,
Safety
Glass.
SgHfi
ggjjl
Storefront
Metal
aftd
I
if
Rupert
must
nave
to
tall
players
and
'
basketball
facilities,
f.icili'ies.
I
mean
a;
;
'..'AculaV
floor!"
j
j
ih
isn't
posing
an
im-
j
!
;
ijiuti'in.
On
the
conii
'vspidsmay
have
spark-)
.(Hint
which,
while
it,
:
evolutionary
to
gome,
i
the
greatest
develop-)
j
(Continued
on
page
6
j
"DAILY
NKWS"
bring
results.
year's
Challengers
and
one
of
three
or
four
Vancouver
teams,
Penticton
or
Alberni,
every
other
week,
or
some
such
.
schedule.
Such
competition
would
do
much
to
spark
the
attendance
at
basketball
games
in
fact,
it
Is
not
unlikely
at
all
that
a
crowd
jof
1,500
would
attend
almost
j
every
such
game,
for
Rupert
ahead
17-14
at
the
end
of
the
one-point
Win.
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i
period.
LlNfctP
4rs
in
Rupert
history
.
Edmonton
Clark
2,
Pearce
1,
Price
11,
Burtwell
7,
Kruger
8,
Moncrief
2,
Pickell
31,
Bakken,
ackle
the
seemingly
i
people
would
then
be
100
percent
:
JmrnllHrilffl
r)ate
and
gheet
Glass
Mirrorg-
1
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ESTIMAIE3
1
...
and
CONSULTATIONS
II
!
(f2OMOS.10liSDN.LTDj
i
of
glass
J
t00
hom
street,
phone
marine
mi-9
behind
the
Challengers
BOWLERS
Open
bowling
on
Monday,
Wednesday,
Saturday
and
Sunday
nights.
Alleys
open
every
day
at
2:00.
Saturday
and
Sunday
at
1:00.
Dominato
rkik
also
won
the
Grand
Aggregate
championship
with
only
one
loss
and
nine
wins
in
the
entire
bonspiel.
De
Lage
rink
came
second
with
eight
wins
and
two
losses;
Rowbotham,
third,
with
11
wins,
three
losses.
Award
was
made
on
a
percent
average
basis.
But
the
most
outstanding
match
was
the
secondary
competition
for
the
North
Star
trophy,
won
by
the
Rowbotham
Martin,
Leah.
Total
62.
Vancouver
Bardsley,
Munro
13,
Lawn,
Moses
4,
Wotherspoon
fl,
Llzee
2,
Forsyth
8,
Watt
6,
Mitchell
11,
Blssett
8.
Total
58.
Alt
situation
greater
'g
binder,
full-sized
,1
inirt.
c;:re
Director
Jack
From
a
financial
point
of
view,
at
$1
an
admission,
visiting
teams'
plane
fare
would
be
guaranteed
and
the
Civic
Centre
and
the
Basketball
Association
would
share
a
comfortable
bonus
after
rts
Director
Fred
Cal-
votir
reporter
have
preliminary
plan
ars
not
onlv
feasible
each
game.
4
practical.
Tlie
plan
But
this
Is
only
the
beginning.
I
uld
See
and
Listen
to
Outstanding
Artists
has
a
few
plans
on
area
will
demand
more
forms
of
Fraser-Payne
Become
Champs
By
1-Poin!
Win
Fraser
It
Payne
24,
Hi-Green
32
Beavers
17,
Mansuns
1
rtiier
pay
for
this
In-
!
t
rti
jOi
space.
I
ifjfl
put
a
raised
dais
j
in
the
centre
of
tne
few
more
seats,
and
'
Led
by
sharp-shootinff
entertainment.
Not
only
will,
more
people
demand
more,
but
if
they
don't
find
It
here
they
will
gtt
somewhere
else.
A
lot
of
people
intending
to
come
ts
Prince
I!
u
pert
to
stay
have
!so
come
under
the
Influence
of
a
reputation
e
can't
deny
"there's
nothing
doing
in
Rupert,
It's
a
dead
town."
A
bigger
mass
entertainment
Ron
Chriritoff,
Fraser
&
:
accommodate
2.000
;
'
such
noted
artists
I
Brothers.
Ink
Spots,1
sr
Boys.
Spike
Jones,
!
s
etc.
j
fople
all
come
to
;
'It
is
only
a
few
hours'
j
Payne
last
night
squeezed
by
with
one
point
in
an
overtime
period
to
win
the
second
straight
game
i
here
and
there
is
no
tfould
Proram
would
llltely
k(P
our
come
here
if
u-i
With
t
enough
morning
police
courts
free
of
yl!
right.
routine
drunk
cases.
jcity-
and
good
doubt
for
a
single
would
make
such
a
W
each
time,
besides
(
i
t
pe
pit'
entcrtain-Shave
never
had
be-
Sports
Director
Calderone
believes
he
has
a
practical
answer
for
the
discussed
seating
arrangement
In
such
a
suggested
oi
a
best-ol-three
series
against
Hi-Green
and
capture
this
season's
intermediate
city
basketball
championship.
A
see-sawing
dogged
fight
all
the
way.
the
narrow
margin
was
won
by
two
long-shot
baskets
by
Christoff
who
racked
up
14
points
in
the
tus.-k
It
was
anybody's
game
up
un
...
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x
til
the
last
six
seconds
when
'
time
was
called
by
Fraser
&
Payne.
One
point
ahead,
the
whites
took
the
ball
on
the
side
instead
of
a
fiet
throw
they
j
(jvtnna.'lum:
Bleacher
seats
i
also
points
out
the
which
fold
Into
the
walls
when
'iii
a
set-up
for
wrest-!
not
in
u
and
extend
Within
a
'xmg
shows
and
that
few
feet
from
the
out-of-bounds
;S
population
in
this
lines.
Swimming
Pool
Also
Mooted
for
Centre
!'!
nlarged
gymnasium
compete
even
In
the
Olympics.
iy
facet
of
the
sug-
"In
order
10
lea,'n
to
swlm
wel1'
you
need
year-round
facilities.
.,n-im,
10
'
promm
r.
01
T"
There
are
thosc-especially
the
iff
facilities.
Mr.
Slim
young
men
and
women
who
;in
indoor
swimming
have
not
Urns
to
lean;
to
swim
'1
under
the
gym
In
the
summer.
An
indoor
pool
were
awarded,
then
stalled
out
I
the
six
seconds
for
the
win.
I
But
it
was
the
toughest
fiRht
I
the
winners
had
all
season.
The
students,
sparked
by
dynamite-
i
t
ine
another
highly
would
give
them
the
opportunity
j
.
to
11i
l
.....
1.0
-in
uus
cny.
in
tne
winter.
Himself
is
a
swimming
There
have
been
accidents
certified
lifeeuarri
charged
Jerry
Ford,
were
bound
win
and
stay
in
for
another
game,
scheduled
for
Saturday.
Although
floor
play
of
the
Greens
was
flawless
and
showed
future
championship
possibilities,
they
could
not
make
their
shots
count.
Many
ringers
which
seemed
sure
to
drop
through
the
net
fell
out
in
the
last
second.
Greens
got
away
a
large
per-
here
in
the
past
which
could
have
been
prevented
If
the
people
knew
how
to
swim.
Even
one
life
saved
is
worth
the
construction
of
a
pool."
wing
instructor,
he
Jle
difficulty
In
trained
girls
for
amateur
fc
wi'.h
a
chance
to
t
avment
For
Expansion
Already
Available
:fc.t
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like
v
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T,r;,;
centagc
of
more
shoU
than
did
the
winners.
A
small
house
which
saw
the
cost
a
lot
of
money,
on
the
doorstep
of
the
Prince
n.0(K,0
of
Civic
Centre
of
sports-minded
men
to
con-1
'f,"'"'
"p1"
mannef
of
a
sta'
dium
audience.
Ms
which
i
Dihin.
-
....frini
n.m.
Jl'MOKS
ocst,
three
nerrpnl.
;
fnt
emnlnvmAn
nnnnrt.untties.
A
similar
crowd
witnessed
the
I
then
canvass
the
continent
for
a
r
a
few
years,
the
!
couple
of
taU
pVayers
vt'ho
would
na'3
between
Beav-
Rupert
liik-ih.
?rs
and
Masons
as
the
only
can
rh.nr
nf
working
ln
and
Prince
Pnnce
fr
$50,000
or
so
to
in-1
around
Prince
Rupert
P
I
Bo-Me"H1
sponsored
team
yet
f
imureofihni,
.k.mJ
'
.
.
in
the
running
outscored
the
Serve
in
Defence
of
Freedom
as
a
r
PILOT
NAVIGATION
OFFICER
OR
RAPIO
OFFICER
Thls
c,ty
18
a
gooa
p,oce
10
dlies
prosperous1
j
jewellers
by
five
points.
have
done
En
u;
1
live,
work
and
play.
Advertise
it.
son3
won
the
first
game
of
the
'av
'o
look
that
far
!
An
idea
might
be
taken
from
an
best-of-three
last
Saturday.
The
fe.w
the
completion
ol
;i
Okanagan
sports
association
third
game
will
be
played
this
week-end.
aauaenschiid
was
Jet
pilots
get
around!
Even
when
head
winds
retard
their
ground
speed
by
60
miles
an
hour,
Air
Crew
teams
of
the
R.C.A.F.
fly
unerringly
and
at
speeds
incredible
ten
years
ago.
They
arc
alert
young
Canadians
airborne
in
the
latest
in
aircraft
trained
and
ready
to
repel
aggression.
HOW
ABOUT
YOUltf
you
believe
your
future
lies
in
aviation,
the
Air
Force
will
train
you
as
a
Pilot,
Radio
Officer
or
Navigation
Officer.
Get
full
details
today!
'"mining
bonspiel
!
which
is
currently
advertising
in
I'i'Tcssrui
event
made'
Vancouver
newspapers
for
hock-y
through
the
efforts
ey,
lacrosse,
baseball
and
basket-
high
for
the
winners
with
seven
points.
LINEl'PS
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it
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