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Wednesday,
Marcn
31,
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nr.
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Habs
Polish
Wings
Lead
Off
Bruins;
Series
3-1
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i
ISy
The
C:inndinn
Pn'-s
Monl
real
Canadians
eoukt
bo
i
cxcu-sed
today
if
they
offered
I
up
a
small
hope
that
Detroit
j
Red
Winjjs
and
Toronto
Maple
j
Leafs
knock
the
bojnbbers
our
j
of
each
other
in
their
best-nf-fevrn
Stanley
Cup
semi-final
!
.series.
i
The
Canadiens,
di
-fendins
cup
champions,
polished
off
the
Bruins
2-0
at
Boston
last
night
to
make
it
four
straight
and
a
berth
into
the
Cup
final.?.
Now
they
can
loaf
around
while
the
Vini?s
and
Leafs
go
after
each
other
in
their
semi-final
bracket.
The
Wings,
perennial
Na-
j
tional
Hockey
League
champ-Ions
hut
a
sn-so
club
in
thei
playoffs,
defeated
the
Leafs
r.t
I
Toronto
2-1
to
take
a
3-1
lead
j
in
sanies
into
the
fourth
con-
:
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l
)
7-A
KKRME
(BOOM
BOOM)
CF.OFFRrON
of
Montreal
Canadiens
swoops
in
on
Boston
Bruins
goalie
Jim
Henry
during
first-period
play
in
one
of
the
best-of-seven
semi-final
National
Hockey
League
playoff
matches
Montreal
won
2-0
on
h
ome
Ice
This
Mt,
with
the
score
0
0,
-M
blocked
by
Henry,
but
Canadiens
went
on
to
score
two
goals
by
Gcoffrlon
and
Lome
Davis.
test
at
Detroit
Thursday
night.
weakened
Bruins
tried
desper-After
a
scoreless
first
period.
!
,'itely
to
get
past
the
strung
OUTDOORS
Three
well
known
young
men
about
town
are
back
from
Shames
with
one
of
the
nicest
catches
of
dollies
that
could
be
1
hoied
for,
most,
of
.
these
.
fish
bettered
14
inches,
and
several
go
around
three
pounds.
Perhaps
some
tips
will
help
those
folk
who
make
the
trip
there
and
return
empty-handed.
The
(.pinning
tackle
people
must
quit
the
continual
cast
and
retrieve
which
never
permits
the
lure
to
get
clown
into
the
deep
water
favored
by
feeding
dollies;
select
a
number
four
hook,
bait
it
with
a
generous
chunk
of
fishtail
(about
one-and-a-half
by
one
inch),
add
a
couple
of!
buckshot
two
feet
above
the
bait,
cast
well
into
the
deep
and
allow
;
FLORENCE
CIIADWK
K,
34-year-old
English
Channel
swimmer,
follows
on
a
map
the
31-nule
route
she
may
try
next
September
in
a
swim
across
Lake
Ontario
during
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition.
Travelling
with
her
on
Canadian
Navy
minesweeper
Digby
on
a
trip
across
the
lake
are
Lieut.
F.
Walder,
ilefti
Picton.
Ont.,
and
Lieut.
J.
Huckstable.
Victoria,
B
C.
Don
Cockell
Scores
Upset
In
Outpointing
La
Starza
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
KOR
TAKE
Ot'T
OnPFftS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
P
Before
you
buy..,
Be
sure
to
m
to
sink
to
BOTTOM.
j
countered
oy
nyroa
men
using
Presently
the
rod
is
lifted
until
tnplr
nr1
'"fT1',""';
ls
nf'y
First
decide,
the
on
!
oonq.ierfd
the
sinker
ran
be
felt,
a
trifle
tytx-and
taper
of
leader
to
bal-there
more
lift
tells
whether
or
not
'
is
the
resistance
of
a
fish
Rncf
1
e
f
Y
to
employed,
tie
rently
absorbing
the
bait,
if
so.!0"
t0,
,he
!'"e
a,'d
me
a
CMt-wait
"
not
ood
for
stralghtness
and
until
he
starts
away
then
I
when
Floyd
Curry
ir0t
his
flr-.t
goal
of
the
playoffs,
firing
the
puck
pa.st
goalkeeper
Busjar
Jim
Henry
from
only
a
few
feet
out.
The
insurance
goal,
just
,
2:0
after
the
.second
session
byj
Dickie
Moore,
sent
Bruins
to
1
the
sidelines
in
four
straight
games
for
the
second
time
in
their
30-year
history.
PRIZE
ItOOKIK
Shining
like
a
beacon
throughout
the
series
is
goalkeeper
Jacques
Plante.
Canadiens'
prize
rookie
has
allowed
Boston
only
four
goals
in
the
four
games
and
has
let
31
go
by
him
in
21
games
since
he
Joined
Canadiens
last
month
as
a
replacement
for
Gerrv
McNeil
who
injured
his
af.kle.
Plante
had
only
25
stops
to
make
against
Henry's
41
in
Tuesday
night's
game
ns
the
Mont
real
defence.
After
the
game
coach
Dick
Irvin
said
Canadiens
had
a
"50-50
chance
and
should
do
all
right"
against
the
winner
of
1
tnf
Detroit-Toronto
series.
'
"we
"
hve
28
men
and
all
fod
enough
for
the
National
Hockey
League,"
Irvin
said.
Shenton's,
News
Still
Pacing
Mixed
League
Shenton's
and
Daily
News
con
tinued
to
top
respective
divisions
in
the
mixed
five-pin
bowling
league
last
week,
each
winning
three
points
K
strand
Ic(1
wompn
,
A.,
DlvlR,
wUn
hj
h
g,
,
of
5
,hll(1
,
hnH
,,
of
070.
R.
Menard
was
best
man
with
281
and
Art
Olson
rolled
top
three
of
703.
Shenton's
had
best
scores,
with
13G5
In
one
game,
1
and
a
total
of
3078
for
three.
i
Peg
Eby
set
the
pace
for
women
;
in
"B"
Division
with
a
268-
game
and
high
three
of
630
Don
Hawryluk
had
high
single
for
men.
with
312.
and
Miko
Muni-zaba
rolled
high
three
of
7(11.
Results;
"A"
Division
Shenton's
3;
Pushover
1;
Shamrocks
3.
Whal-en's
1;
Windy
Six
3.
Fowlie
and
Ruttlc
1;
Canada
Life
3.
Orphan
1;
Headpinners
3.
Hi-J.ickers
1;
Fashion
Footwear
3,
Noi'thern
Glass
1."
"B"
Division
Daiiy
News
3,
!
Eby
He
Sons
1;
E.'-fpiire
4,
Harolds
0:
Hi-Green
4,
Mixups
0;
Bob
Parker
3,
Thorn
Sheet
M
tal
1;
Hi-Gold
3,
Hams
default
;
Hills
Shoe
Stoie
2,
Chats
2.
:
!
Crow
Repeats
i
WO
Per
Cent
i
Markmanship
i
Wayne
Crow,
one
of
the
top
marksmen
of
the
Civic
Centre
Youth
rifle
club
attained
100
per
j
'cnt
in
the
regular
Tuesday
ni';ht
.'hoot
held
at
the
Civic
Centre
rifle
range,
for
the
second
time.
Shooting
sessions
are
now
held
twice
a
week.
Tuesdays
and
Thursday
nights.
The
splitting
ii;
due
to
the
large
membership
which
has
now
reached
58
boys.
T,,,v.,linl,
(,.,1(.h
n(
to
l..t
nj,,!!',
uhoot
Other
boys
who
would
like
to
join
the
rifle
club
are
asked
to
nuenu
me
inursaay,
nignt
sions-
!
Top
marksmen
In
last
night's
i
j.'hcot
v.-cre
Wayne
Crow,
100
per
i
cent;
Joe
Kraunner.
Bill
Hoi-
1
percent:
nanny
Pick
07;
Garry
;
Chang,
Robert
Pedersen
and
Phil
;
Lvons
all
94
ner
cr
nt;
Rav
Windle.
if:
Rolf
Pcdeis'-n
and
Harry
Krhrader
01;
Billy
Kristmanson
00.
By
STEALING
SL.UTEV
I
LONDON
i
Don
Cockell,!
Britain's
f
a
r
m
e
r-blacksmith-boxer,
rocketed
to
contending
"
role
in
the
heavyweight
boxing
picture
by
outpointing
Roland
La
.
jStarza
In
10
rounds
Tuesday
night.
Cockell.
a
2-to-1
unaeruog,
took
over
in
the
fifth
and
piled
up
j
points
the
rest
of
the
way.
Some
British
experts
had
the
margin
as
wide
as
8-2
in
rounds
for
the
winner.
The
AP
score-card
had
It
5-4-1.
In
fairnes?
to
La
Starza.
Roliie
!
wasn't.
that
bad:
ror
four
reunds
j
it.
nniwnreri
Hint
he
intended
to
do
a
workmanlike
job
on
Cockell.
But
the
Briton
got
wise
in
the
fifth,
became
the
aggressor,
broke
up
La
Starza's
counter-
.
punching
and
piled
up
point
after
point.
"Rollie
never
really
hurt
me,"
aid
the
chunky
victor.
"It
was
nice
to
win."
His
manager,
John
Simpson,
said
there
have
been
no
definite!
offers
to
fight
he.ivvttvieht
champion
Rocky
M
a
r
c
i
a
n
o.
Rocky,
of
course,
probably
Un't
looking
beyond
his
title
fight
with
Ezard
Charles
in
June,
in
New
York.
I
The
Refrigcrotor
$m
strike
him
as
hard
as
your
tackle
will
permit.
i
'.
...
,
,
,
;
During
the
waiting
I
r
lod
do
not,
nave
your
line
laui.
me
larger
dollies
pre
not
avid
biters
and
will
shy
away
from
heavy
j
lead
or
obvious
resistance,
give
them
time
to
mumble
the
bait
around,
and
a
little
slack
line
while
waiting
is
most
necessary.
CHuter
P?gs
will
make
a
good
lure,
sometimes
a
dark
fly
will
be
picked
up
off
tin-
bottom,
but
i
generally
fih
bait
is
best.
This
U"me
Shames
slough
(it
Is
brackish
and
not
truly
a
river,
so
will
prim
for
tidul
waters
I
has
dollies
well
over
10
pounds.
They
wax
fat
on
the
large
quantities
of
fingerlings
of
various
species
which
start
out
from
there,
and
in
season
one
may
expect
some
uilii
each
were
reported
last
week,
but
none
on
straight
angling
tackle:
go
to
it
folks!
TOM
McBRIDS
reports
the
first
seal
kill
of
the
season
in
the
I
Skeena.
a
good
consolation
for
his
lack
of
success
at
fishing.
Another
big
stcelhead
left
the
1
Kispiox
to
go
home
with
one
of
the
WHi?(JN
boys;
this
fish
weighed
25
pounds
and
will
not
likely
remain
long
at
the
top
of
the
list;
anglers
are
already
coming
from
far
and
near
for
a
try
at
these
whoppers.
The
Copper
river
has
pone
muddy,
but
1
may
clear
again
before
th
freshet,
nnd
local
salt
chuck
fishermen
are
taking
prime
flounders
on
bait.
A
difficulty
frequently
en-
c,,slame
c"1
"l
,"e
narrow
Prt
'
1
ta"pr
a!ld
lr
again.
Very
likely
one
will
need
t0
cut
ot
flve
or
mmc
feot
bc.
foro
the
correct
balance
is
ob
tained,
and
not
until
then
will
,ne
tnpi.r
,jne
K,ve
,hP
PXtra
dls.
tance
with
less
effort
that
the
angler
had
expected.
The
whole
idea
is
to
have
sufficient
weight
for
enough
forward
to
carry
the
leader
out
stiaight,
this
balance
can
lie
found
by
trial
and
error,
so
far
the
formula
Is
not
found
exactly
to
suit
nil
rods,
lines
and
length
of
caster's
arms!
Soccer
Group
To
Continue
Park.
The
football
group
will
ask
the
Parks
board
for
permission
to
use
Gyro
park
for
football
practices.
It
was
also
decided
that
In
atWitton
U
.the.
local,
matches,
!
other
games
will
be
played
against
outside
teams
whenever
possible.
Should
Interest
increase
and
more
players
turn
up
then
a
third
city
team
will
be
formed
and
a
league
Inaugurated.
The
meeting
also
elected
Maurice
Bishop
president,
for
1954
to
succeed
Father
O.
P.
j
Mohan.
Brick
Eby
was
elected
vice-president
and
Frank
Bol-
'
tong
secretary-treasurer.
i
GORDON
&ANDE1
Phone
46
Starza,
"I
was
expecting
this.
II
'as
told
before
I
came
that
I'd
have
to
win
by
a
knockout.
I
was
slow
starting
and
fought
a
bad
fight.
But
I
think
I
won."
The
sell-out
crowd
of
18,000
produced
a
gate
of
about
$112,-000.
La
Starza
collected
about
S16.800
and
Cockell
about
$14,000.
La
Starza
weighed
189'2,
to
o?Keiis
tn.
ine
victory
was
Cockell's
57th
against
10
losses
while
for
La
Starza
it
was
his
fifth
defeat
against
54
triumphs.
In
the
two
other
fights
of
the
'P
bl":
Ranc,y
lurm
out
ltcA
.
Sweden
s
middleweight
Champion,
Ollie
BengtssOn,
tO
win
a
10-round
decision,
and
Trinidad's
Yolande
Pompey
outpointed
Ivano
Fontano
of
Italy.
i
Last
Night's
Fights
1V
Th
AociutM
Pn
.
London
Don
Cockell,
211,
London,
outpointed
Roland
La
Starza.
189U
New
York.
10:
!Rant'y
Turpinj'
,
London,
out
pointed
Olle
Benstsson,
Sweden
10;
Yolande
Pompey,
Trinidad,
outpointed
Ivano
Fontano,
Italy,
.
10.
Tokyo
Masahi
Akivama,
Ja-
Wesley
Lowrey,
150,
Saginaw,
!
M,.U
O
'
"'
liiraco
Ron
Stribling,
134,1
Cedar
Rapids.
Iowa,
outpointed
j
Jimmy
Savala,
138,
Madera,
Cal.,
j
8.
Los
Ansel
cs
Dave
Rollins.
I
129,
Detroit,
outpointed
Reuben
Smith
127,
Los
Angeles,
10.
Spokane,
Wash
Gene
Brixen,
185;
Sandpoint,,'
Idaho,
and
Remember
When
tiy
The
Canadian
PrHs
Knute
Rockne,
Notre
Dame
football
strategist
who
was
one
of
the
great
American
football!
coaches
in
history,
was
killed
23j
years
ago
today
in
a
plane
crash
FLY...
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4.
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A
1
"5
"
;
'
7
'
,1
?1
idefenceman
Tim
Horton
of
the
i
I
Leafs
skated
nearly
the
length;
of
the
ice
to
put
Toronto
ahead
j
i
1-0.
i
A
nenaltv
to
Eric
Nesterenko
of
the
Leafs
.resulted
in
the
ty-!
ing
goal
by
left
winger
Johnny
'Wilson
about
six
minutes
later.
1
I
The
12.972
partisan
fans
at
!
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
settled
down
for
an
overtime
session
i
when
wing
defenceman
Rod
;
Kelly
let
go
a
desperation
shot
at
16:3G
that
hit
Horton
on
the
:
ankle
and
bounced
past
an
as-
tonished
Harry
Lumlcy
in
tho
Leaf
nets.
'
The
Leafs,
who
have
won
only
j
one
playoff
game
at
Detroit
;
Olympia
since
19a0,
a
3-1
ver-
j
diet
Thursday
night,
will
fade
out
of
the
playoff
picture
if
they
lose
Thursday
night's
fifth
game
The
betting
on
the
game
j
should
favor
the
Red
Wmgs.
,
The
game
at
Boston
was
de-j
"4:
:?
1
!
Hi'-
"
;
-
!
I
li
;
DICKIE
MOOKE
,
scores
insurance
goal
Tiger
Cats
Win
Local
708
Loop
)
j
j
Tiger
Cats
wcu
the
Local
703
j
Bowling
League
title
oy
downing
the
second-place
Hotshots
in
j
three
straight
games
this
week.
i
j
High
single
game
was
rolled
by
Ken
Kimura,
who
had
278
nm
uiau
oesi
mree
ui
wa.
cmire
,
nenainv
loppea
women
wun
ijoy
and
677.
Woodbutchcrs
paced
the
12
teams
with
best
game
of
996
and
toP
three
of
2869.
Tiger
Cats
ended
play
with
66
points.
Hotshots
had
62,
Mani-
acs
52,
Powerhouse
47,
Boom
Cats
!
26,
Handicaps
21.
i
PVinniviMLi
BASEBALL
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ClmH.'illd
A
2.
New
York
N
1.
Philadelphia
N
7.
New
Torn
A
0.
Chtoniii)
N
3.
BalUmore
A
1.
Washlnntoil
A
6.
Clliclnni.tl
N
3.'
'
PltlHljiirBn
N
3.
B.fltoli
A
0
Mllwank
N
27.
8uviimali
BAL
0.
I.I'M
BEItM
EN
AT
COI.l.EOK
WINNIPEG,
(CP)
More
than
30
representatives
of
western
lumber
firms
are
attending
a
iourse
this
month
at
the
University
of
Manitoba.
Subjects
include
lumber
buying
and
selling,
processing
and
allied
technical
fields.
"If
nothing
else
comes
along
(Pan-
outpointed
Tommy
Lerma,
we'll
probably
fight
Harry
Mat-1
Manila,
12,
for
Orient
light-tliews
In
Seattle
again,"
Simpson
'we,ht
iiile-
'
said.
CockeH
(outpointed
Mat-
Washington
Floyd
P.itterson,
thews
there
last
summer.
j
167,
New
York,
stopped
Sammy
COCK
EI.
I,
WARNED
I
Brown.
103',.
Newark,
N
J
2.
.
,,
.
,
..
i
Hartford,
(onn.
Johnny
Ces-
,,5
n,
'our
,mes
i
arlo.
151-2.
Hartford,
outpointed
exceueiu
emmrnaus
as
wen.
,
Football
will
continue
in
Prince
l
Rupert,
it
was
decided
last
ni"ht
Last
year
anglers
were
warned
j
at
tne
annuni
m(M.ting
of
the
not
to
proceed
east
on
fishing
j
pfllv.B
Ruport
Football
assocla-,
nunts
with
the
fishing
licence
tion
annal
meeting
held
at
left
at
home
lest
the
game
de-
Annunciation
school,
(nartnirnt
took
the
action
which
j
The
meeting,
which
was
at-Ithe
law
decrees;
section
38.
sub-
j
tended
by
about
18
soccer
en-j
section
4
of
the
Game
Act
pro-
.
thusiasts.
decided
that
ir
there
virir:i
that,
'any
person
who
fails
!
WPre
sufficient
players
it
would
:to
produce
an
angling
licence
j
form
two
teams
as
evenly
bal-
Issued
to
him
under
this
Act
,
am.pd
as
ps;,ibe.
which
will
when
carrying
a
fishing
rod,,iiiy
against
each
other
every
shall
be
guilty
of
an
offence
R-uurdriv
evening
at
Roosevelt
LLIS
km
against
this
Act.'
Do
not
let
It
happen
1o
vou1
'
DUKF
NEWHOVEN
of
TER-RCF
deserves
an
emulator
In
J?ryNV
.
BuppjTw
Uis-
snorting
ffift&Mhlr
00
donation
'
(o
hi
local
Rol
&
Gun
'lub
Is
a
notably
excellent
thing.
Can
the
"bi"
town"
match
it?
A
good
effort
which
will
cer-
:hir:
,
t,"
I
'
.h
......njr
till-
elo,
both
said
the
American
',
would
have
been
disqualified
if
it;
4iad
been
the
other
way
around,
j
-
"To
tell
the
truth,"
said
La
,
Marpole
Wins
Second
in
Row
r
v.irwL.JL
vtu
(LK)
centre
Cyle
l,evy
clicked
for
27
points
from
his
bucket
position
Tues-
,
day
night
to
lead
.
Vancouver
Murpole
to
a
97-61
victory
over
'
Cardston
High
School
in
the
second
game
of
the
western
Canada
Junior
boy?:
basketball
championship
final.
Marpole
now
leads
the
best-of-five
series
2-0
with
the
third
game
scheduled
here
Wednes-.
day.
Marpole
won
the
opener
here
Monday
74-59.
ftm
to
KETCHIKAN
with
connections
to
get,
greater
natronave
Is
the
trau-Jhooting
lavout
at
th"
SEATTLE,
WHITEHORSEondoIlM
Phono
266
Office
Opp'i
in
Kansas.
During
his
14-year
j
46,
Shearpins
44.
The
Atoms
44,
j
gate.
Frank
Anf'eld.
Billy
Peder-
will
be
greatly
welcomed.
Cao-stretch
at
Notre
Dame,
Rockne
Sparks
38,
Gremlins
27,
Digesters
!
sen
and
Jim
McLean
all
with
08
able
instructors
with
thoroughly
nearby
D.N.R.
range.
Several
ladies
made
an
appearance
last
Sunday,
and
more
of
the
fair
sex
good
firearms
are
available
at
no
,
cost
above
the
nominal
charge
for
vhelK.
Snrings
are
showln"
up
In
the
harbor,
five
over
20
pounds
i
n
'
"
,
'
..
"
If
-
t
U
v
-
.
sr;T
J
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'
)
CCC
300
CLUB
ANNUAL
MEETING
Tuesday,
April
6,
1954,
at
8
p.m.
Club
Lounqc
-
Civic
Centre
The
Annual
General
Meeting
of
all
members
of
the
club
is
being
held
to
deal
with
the
following:
(a)
Election
of
Officers.
(b)
Report
of
present
anil
proposed
activities.
rolled
up
111
victories
against
13
losses
and
six
ties.
1
I
NEVER
DREAMED
PAINTING
A
LIVING
ROOM
COULD
BE
SO
EASY
AND
QUICK
UNTIL
I
DISCOVERED...
1
-SimmuB
1
By
following
a
few
simple
ilirciliiins,
anyone
cm
do
an
ezperi
job
with
Super
Kem-Tone!
Il
glides
on
like
magic
with
brush
or
Rnller-Koater
.
.
.
dries
in
.
ueiVET...
Pll,n
"
...
TOUSH
AS
U,,E
a
matter
of
minutes
.
.
.
cut
as
often
as
ymi
like.
Many
colon
,
.
.
or
make
your
THE
SUPERIOR
RUIBER-IASE
be
washed
or
scrubbed
beautiful
ready-to-use
own
by
inter-mtiing.
WAll
FAINT
SJ
:
THIS
IS
THE
TROPHY
that
has
been
donated
by
the
Duke
ff
'
EdlnhuMjh
for
winners
of
the
new
East-West
professional
hockey
series
to
open
in
the
West
this
year.
It
will
go
to
the
winner
of
"the
seiies
to
be
held
annually
between
the
champions
of
the
-Quebec
Hockey
League
nnd
the
Western
Hockey
League.
Site
of
the
games
will
alternate
between
East
and
West
each
year.
THI
f
AVOURITf
CIGAR
FOR
EVY
OCCASION
tUSCUTID
PRJC1