Cricket
Gto
liiiCe
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INevYj
Wecimsday,
February
4,
l9o'6
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P'lVij
Gordon
&
Anderson
Take
Slim
First-Place
Lead
Pulpmillers
Besf
Efforts
Foil
To
Stop
Veteran
Joe
Davis
CASLCY
eLACKWa"0
For
Olympic
SYDNEY,
A-Wra-i.
,
Melbourne
conferrnif
"
;
ed
to
sek
liih
rpadoir
val
for
the
M,.;u,Ur
.ground
to
w
U)e
!
iyr6
Olympic
Ga,,s
I
At
MellHiurne.
J
(-.,,,
jof
Victoria,
miU
I
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V'
!
.
M
(Jordon
&
Anderson
gained
a
slim
lead
in
the.
city
senior
basketball
league
last
night
by
belting
the
CCC
pulp
mill
squad
ns-l!)
in
a
fierce
last
quarter
Intent
To
Ikfraiu!
One
Of
Vital
Questions
.in
(lame
The
(iifstiun
of
intent
to
defraud
the
opponents
is
an
important
one
in
deciding
on
the
ethics
if
;i
given
situation.
In
today's
deal
Mr.
New
won
th-'
first
trick
with
the.
ace
of
hearts
and
shifted
to
a
Mr.
Slurpe
won
the
second
trick
with
the
king
of
diamonds
,iamilld.
f
HIN
i.
J
battle.
and,
almost
in
the
same
motion,
snapped
the
jack
of
spades
on1
the
table.
j
Somewhat
startled
by
the
un-
j
usual
suadi
nness
of
this
play,
j
Mr.
New
fumbled
around
In
his
j
dent,
Aviy
Hruac.'w
",
eugi).
Invitiin!
)u,u
1
.Melbourne
u,
j,
Kroiiiids.
'
There
has
leti
mut
sion
m
to
det..rmiiii!,v
,
pic
kiU'.
Unit.
n;...
,,tj
tialiu's
uneei
i;nn
j,,,,'
hd
hinted
that
tt-
;
!
liuiultrrrtid
to
un:.'
i
llrujidaee
111
f
j-1
1
0
Jt
Itmne
and
1
11,
m
8.
,.
t.iauy
ituu.v''
i,t
ld,
f(a
nil's.
TIU)
MeilH)tlri,e
fra
.
to
decide
whether
'
panics
nt
the
M,
i,,,;r,,
j
siround
or
th
tVrl-ir
;
Ronmd,
the
wwjtrt
o
'.
ed.
ability
with
'
hook
.shots
and
aorod
14
points
for
high
man
on
his
team.
The
Seller
It
brothers.
Sid
tad
Don,
each
scored
10.
In
a
collision
between
three
players,
Don
spent
several
gon-i:.ii'!
.seconds
prone
on
the
floor
trying
to
regain
his
wind,
but
he
re-entered
the
fast
stepping
'duel
minutes
Uttr,
apparently
none
the
worse
for
the
mishap.
(
lose
score
!
The
third
quarter
ended
36-35
'
for
the
victors
but
the
last
frame
left
no
doubt
among
the
:
'spectators
that
G-As
were
the
!
stronger
as
Alex
Bill's
cagers
Aii'X
Bill's
G-A
.squad
now
records
.seven
wins
avi
lour
losses
ns
airainst
Mansons.
former
leai'iie
lender.'',
with
seven
wins
mitt
five
losses.
The
loss
(or
H
l"e
Holkestrtd's
millers
eliminates
their
.second
last
chance
to
enter
the
playoff..,,
tentatively
t
fr
M-ireh
3.
With
only
three
wins
and
five
more
jjames
left
in
league
play.
CCC
must
win
the
balance
in
order
to
conic
in
second
best.
Mansons
and
G-As
have
Jive
and
Kix
Raines
left
to
play,
respectively.
While
G-A's
Joe
Davis
stole
North
dealer
.
Iloth
sides
vulnerable
iirlh
(
Mr-
hrrn
H
K
ID
0
4
H
III
t
M
J
T
2
llnl
'
(Mr.
Nrwl
I
.
Mli'r
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H-tlll
H
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T
M
U
K
4
S
l
l
5
1
hand
a
few
seconds
beiore
pio-(iucing
the
four
spot.
Mr.
Bharpe
gave
him
a
searching
glance
and.
notintf
that
hp
appeared
flustered,
decided
to
let
the
lark
ride.
Mr.
Masters
COl'NTESS
ALEXANDER
makes
coffee
In
her
"Jreasu"
kitchen,
complete
with
gadgets
British
women
see
only
in
movies
and
exhibitions.
Th;
S9.000
worth
of
household
devices
sent
from
the
women
of
Canada
as
a
parting
gift
to
the
w
fe
of
the
forue
r
governor-general
-who
now
is
Britain's
defence
minister
have
been
installed
in
their
home
at
tnplefield
Green.
Surrey.
The
kitchen
is
probably
without
equal
in
Britain.
j
U
K
J
7
0
Hull!
It
calmly
won
with
t!u
quern
forj
the
setting
trick.
Mr.
Sharpe
had
the
rest
but
j
he
immediately
set
up
a
U-r-
1
rific
howl.
"Why
did
yuu
he-si-
j
K;;
tate
New,
wh.;n
you
had
no'
iu
1
vlr
Miarlie)
H
A
J
V
H
H
K
S
I)
K
C
A
10
4
3
blildmK.
"
r
j
1
s
(;,!.
NT
the
spotlight
agr.in
last
ni-rlit
pushed
relentlessly
toward
a
as
he
potted
IS
points
many
of
triumphant
finish,
them
gasp-drawing
long
ranw
j
Arne
y.
Mansons-turned-G-A
shots
a
good-sized
weeknittlit
'
eager
who
could
not
click
with
'
crowd
saw
the
same
cinched
by
his
many
tries
at
the
hoop
j
Africa
U
au-i.t
t!,;
j
urea
of
Europe,
m
a
,
eil
by
si
-.is
on
nil
i.'i..
Wri,l
All
y-i
old-timer
Ted
Arney
in
the
last
throughout
the
first
frames,
up
'problem?
Don't
you
know
the;
ih
rthir
of
the
(tame
require
you
1
u
Victoria
Gets
B.C.
Amateur
Golf
Tourney
have
your
ch..nt"e
for
a
finesse
or
to
play
fur
a
drop.
To
sum
up-
protest
di'itilluwi
d
"
peel
in
five
consecutive
baskets
to
cinch
the
win.
Saturday
night,
the
millers
meet
Mansons.
INTIKMFDIATKS
Fraser
&
Paynes
edged
North
quarter.
LATE
STAKl'IR
The
hardware
squad,
playing
minus
their
start
playmaker
Jim
Flaten
in
the
first
half,
got
off
to
a
slow
start
while
CCCs
j
to
play
promptly?"
J
j
The
fact
that
Mr."
Sharpe.'
of
;
j
all
people,
was
accusing
anyone
1
else
of
roffee-housluR
brouitht
I
'
!
a
smile
from
the
other
players
-
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t
VANCOUVER
(CP)
The
BC
amateur
goif
tournament,
held
every
three
years
on
Vancouver
Island,
has
been
awarded
to
Victoria
Cclwood.
it
was
an
capitalized
on
tins
ann
raii-i
sim
i
trnirs
.io-j.j
in
mr
iuki
n
at
half-time
one
point
ahead,
j
event
in
an
exciting,
fast
and
22-21.
Flaten
arrived
after
half
-j
tightly
played
bill
of
fare.
The
time.
!
win
gives
the
victors
nine
wins
e.i
mrln
centre
for
Ih"
against
two
losses
over
North
:
millers,
showed
outstandin:
nounced
at
the
annual
meeting
j
of
the
B.C.
Golf
Association.
The
72-hole
medal
play
tour-
j
ney
will
be
staged
from
May
15
;
Mr
Masters
came
to
his
partner's
defence.
'There
may
b"
many
ways
to
locate
a
queen,
Sharpe,"
he
said,
"hut
shnotin
;
a
surprise
U'ad
at
an
inrxpcrl-enred
player,
watching
his
reaction,
and
basniK
your
play
on
his
manner
of
following
suit,
is
not
one
which
entities
you
to
any
complaint
In
my
club.
Obviously.
New
did
not
intend
to
I
give
you
any
fabc
imprison
!
about
his
holding
and
I
might
I
add
that
when
you
took
ad-'
vantage
of
the
hesitation,
you
I
aid
so
at
your
own
risk.
!
'
And
Incidentally,"
Mr.
Mas-
to
18.
The
B.C.
open,
formerly
a
72-hole
affair,
has
been
reduced
to
36
holes
and
is
slated
for
July
26
at
Vancouver's
Quilchena
S
":'Hl
fa
)
FOR
BETER
BUYS
USED
CARS
See
Superior
Auto
SERVICE
LIMITED
Stars'
seven
jviifs
and
four
losses.
The
latter
have
four
games
left
to
play,
the
former
five.
In
the
inter
"B"
division.
Nel-:
n
Bros,
edged
Mansons
37-34
in
another
close
game
which
put
the
winners
one
game
ahead
of
the
jewelers.
'
Lineups:
Seniors
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Davis
18.
Hebb
9.
Holkestad
3.
Webber
9,
Arney
10,
Currie
3.
Flaten
6.
Total
58.
CCC
Carlson
14.
Dumas,
Burns
Lake
Skiers
Leave
For
Tourney
BURNS
LAKH
Omineca
.Ski
Club
sent
six
of
its
bwt
juniors
to
Revelstoke
to
compete
in
the
tournament
to
select
B.C.
representatives
to
be
sent
east.
t
-
j
Club.
1
The
B.C.
junior,
which
rie-
j
cides
this
province's
represen-
i
tative
for
the
Canadian
final,
j
also
has
been
slashed
to
36
holes
!
THIS
IS
THE
SINK
layout
with
breakfast
nook
at
right
in
the
Englefield
Green,
Surrey,
home
of
Earl
and
Countess
Alexandf.
Two
room?
had
to
be
used
to
accommodate
all
the
equipment.
A
towel
warmer
is
at
the
left
end
of
sink
cupboard.
Above
the
sink
is
a
decorative
fixture
with
concealed
lighting,
brightened
by
Lady
Alexander's
on
china.
1
ters
added,
'
if
you
want
to
get
i
so
technical,
you
didn't
maki"
,
your
best
play
in
the
spade
suit,
j
anyway.
Since
you
were
solid
in
;
spades
from
the
ace
to
the
eight
!
spot,
with
the
exception
of
the
:
queen,
your
right
play
was
to
lay
down
rlthcr
the
ace
or
the
king
first.
That
would
take
care
of
a
singleton
queen
In
either
my
hand
or
New
s
If
the
queen
failed
to
drop,
you
wotrid
still
of
medal
play,
scheduled
for
j
Capilano
June
26.
j
I
The
Willingdon
Cup
team
1
'
trials,
dropped
last
year,
have
!
'
not
been
scheduled.
If
they
are
'
staged
it
will
have
to
be
before
1
the
Canadian
amateur,
slated
j
for-
August
24
to
29
at
Montreal,
i
The
Ogopogo
tournament
at
'
Kelowna
will
run
from
July
31
They
were
taken
in
cars
driven
Ratehforrl
5,
Scherk
10,
Sund-by
Jon
Glans
and
Fred
Ragsdale,
t,erg
7.
ciecone
3,
Thompson,
3.
the
latter
just
making
a
good
scherk
10.
Total
49.
recovery
from
a
severe
attack
of
Jn(er
A
polio,
but
expecting
to
be
in
;
STAR-Morrison
12.
?viTrLbLtheo!Vou
3.
Cameron
S.
Black,
Mc-
Ird
Avr.
W.
Phonr
lrn
!IT
WUUams
accompanied
the
boy,
"TifT
'
as
toacii.
En;
rants
are
Carl
RichmorTS
Alfred
Eakin.
Harold
F-'akin,
Pat
Corcoran,
Gunnar
Anderson
and
Jackie
Brown.
TP
n
In
Our
Twin-Eng
FRASER
&
PAYNE
Ciecone
4,
Ford
11,
Nickerson
,
Tail
1.
Kristmanson
9.
Christensen
7,
Sheppard,
McAfee.
Total
38.
Inter
B
NELSON
'BROS.
Newton
17,
Hunt
2,
Yamamoto
9,
Nakatsu
3
Tanaka
5.
McKay.
Matsuo
1,
B
Bah
li
Amphibiar
to
Aug.
2.
Portland
will
host
the
PNGA
tournament
opening
July
20.
and
the
B.C.
senior
tourney
will
be
played
at
Shaugnessy
May
26
to
29.
Gordon
Verley
of
Victoria
has
been
elected
president
of
the
issociation.
He
succeeds
Lcs
Wagner
of
Vancouver.
Fred
MeFarland,
Vancouver,
was
elected
vice-president;
.Bill
LI
uJI
LIU
J?!
Hockey
Scores
Comfort-Spes
WI
n
..
and
Safety
WHL
Edmonton
11,
Victoria
xsuchiva.
Total
37.
2;
Saskatoon
3.
Calgary
3.
i
MANSONS
Andersen
13,
Fin-OSHL
Penticton
6,
Vernon
0.
av
2,
Webber
8,
Hodgkinson
5,
1
Sedgwick
6,
Brentzen,
Scherk
tiiiSMni'.
11
..-
5
,vx
..
y
AIR
LINES
Try
Daily
News
Wont
Ads
tricksen.
Total
34.
f
-
1
Waldie,
Vancouver,
second
vice-
.
t
-president,
and
McFarland
was
1
named
representative
to
th?
1
.....
Royal
Canadian
Golf
Associa-
j
tion.
t
,
f
::i
Directors
elected
included
Vic
,
'
Painter.
Victoria.
I
.
.
Phone
261
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A
i
CURLING
DRAWS
1
I
Following
Is
the
draw
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Curling
Club
championship
for
the
balance
of
the
week:
j
TONIGHT
7:15
p.m.
Miller
vs
Stewart;
Thorn
vs
Boulter;
Wilson
vs
Evolfson.
9:
IS
p.m
Steber
vs
Bhier;
Ford
vs
Turner.
W1IU011
vs
Meighen.
j
'
TlllltsmY
7:15
p.m.
Greene
vs
Holhston;
Miller
vs
McKenzle;
Herg
v
feicallnierud.
,
9:
15
p.m.
WilUon
s
Bat-mun;
Colllnson
vs
Rowbatham;
I.aurle
vs
Ostertag
FRIDAY
'!
7:15
p.m.
Ford
vs
Warren;
Turner
vs
Gordon;
Oslertag
vs
Rowbotham.
I
9:15
p.m.
Oreene
vs
Wilson;
j
Matthew
vs
Rogcr.son;
Meighen
i
vs
Robertson.
.
i
SATl'RDAY
7:15
p.m.
Oslertag
Vs
Bate-I
man.
ri
PRINCE
RUPERT
to
KETCHIKAN
with
connections
to
i
'1
w
Joe
Howat,
who
has
been
secretary-treasurer
for
17
years
was
unanimously
re-elected.
SEATTLE
-
WHITEHORSE
-
ANCHOR?
(
ONSU.T
VOI
R
I
K
At
TIUUX
AC.rT
C'ONM'CTII)
TO
THE
KITCIIKX
proper
in
the
British
home
of
Earl
and
Countess
Alexander
is
this
utility
room
holding
the
ceep
freeze,
washing
machine,
clothes
drier,
Ironing
boards
and
heated
limn
cupboards.
There
ai.so
Is
a
sewing-machine
table
that
can
D-
moved
to
any
position.
Record
Grain
Crop
Moved
On
CN
Lines
WINNIPEG
From
the
begin
Rickey
Wants
Young
Players
z
l
V
,
"
A
1
ning
of
the
current
crop
year
Aueust
1.
1052
to
January
3
CLEARANCE
SALE
STILL
GOING
ON
WE
NEED
THE
ROOM
1953.
the
Canadian
National
!
In
Any
Deal
Releasing
Kiner
Railways
loaded
96,183
carloads
of
grain
at
country
elevators
I
Soma
have
gone
but
there
are
western
Canada.
NEW
YORK
(API
If
Ralph
Brooklyn
Dodgers
and
Phlladel-
V,A
XTnL..nl
.l,(
UV-iilH...
nlcn
,,n,-n
l.ilorn.l.
cin
J.
v.
K.
MCMllian,
viee-pii-Mui-ni.
-
K,
still
plrntv
to
choose
from.
195S
MONARCH
SEDAN
Lovely
shade
of
green.
rMWCI
,
tLlltI
Irtl
iJ'ilJ.'l'-H
I'llli
I
iiiiji'.h
,.-t.j
rr.i
inn
ivn-
,Tn'.
f.,-
i-trlnn
afllrt..
-
...
..
.....
10
h
.
mA
Veep
.
c-.tn'"'
01
v-iiivu
rcovw..
'
home-run
kmif
for
the
last
seven
etl.
but
tnev
were
ueruea
oy
ton
1
this
is
18,216
cars
more
:
.
.
.
.
.
pitt
p,
s
b
oficiaig
And
still
another
todav
Crusty,
Browned
Rice
and
Turkey
Croquettes
are
Appetite
Tantalizers
Try
this
one
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than
we
moved
in
the
similar
neriod
of
the
last
crop
year."
j
probably
will
go
to
Cincinnati
had
Wid
Mn
thews,
personnel,
Reds
or
Boston
Braves.
;
director
of
Chicago
Cubs,
otter-
!
One
of
the
better
buy
;
$11231
Extra
eating
pleasure
indeed,
is
the
reward
for
those
who
sink
1041
CHEVROLET
At
an
average
of
1,906
bushels
per
car,
this
means
the
CNR
transtiorted
more
than
183
mil
cU-
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c
lor
M
(tt
nX
Smart
two-one,
raril'j
and
V
Out
of
the
wave
of
reports
Irig
$200,(00
for
the
Pittsburgh
circulated
during
the
major-
star.
league
meetings
here
came
these
The
offers
of
the
Reds
nnd
two
definite
facts'
concerning
a
Braves
fit
in
with
Rickey's
pat-deal
for
the
30-year-old
slugeer:
tern
of
disposing
of
ailing
top-1.
The
Reds
have
offered
Pitts-
notch
players
and
rebuilding
with
burgh
five
players,
valued
"by
,
younger
talent.
heater,
Don't
mlhs
this
one
at
1!)4K
PLYMOl'Tli
Nice
all
around
lion
bushels
or
grain
during
uie
past
six
months,
Mr.
McMillan
said.
urn
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tiret.
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volcano
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Rickey
declined
to
say
what
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PANEI
Lots
of
good
running
clnnati
at
$300,000,
for
Kiner.
is
Mauna
Loa
in
Hawaii,
tower-j
players.
13,680
feet.
left
$875
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6.
nit
mo'ia
nave
ii.umeu
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pui
lb
uus
way,
lie
ruiu.
Branch
Rickey,
general
manager
i
"A
deal
for
Kiner
definitely
is
of
the
Pirates,
a
long
list
of
play-
j
contemplated
and
is
nearer
comers
whom
they
are
willing
to
in-
pletion
than
24
hours
ago
but
it
elude
In
a
deal
for
him.
will
not
be
completed
as
soon
as
There
were
other
reports
that
'
another
24
hours.
of
uncooked
rice,
2
cups
of
cold
water
and
1
teaspoon
of
salt
into
a
2-quart
aucepan
and
bring
to
a
vigorous
boil.
Turn
the
heat
as
low
as
possible.
Cover
saucepan
with
a
lid
and
leave
over
this
low
heat
for
14
minutes.
Do
not
remove
lid
nor
stir
riee
while
it
is
cooking.'
Turn
on
the
heat.
Use
exact
measurements
of
uncooked
rice
and
water.
Time
the
cooking
accurately.
For
real
convenience
and
economy
of
time
and
effort,
keep
unused
rice
in
the
refrigerator
in
a
covered
container
at
all
times.
Use
it
for
many
quick,
delicious
and
inexpensive
soups,
salads,
casserole
dishes,
hot
breads
and
desserts.
METHOD:
Mix
together
the
rice,
turkey,
soup,
parsley,
onion,
lemon
rind,
salt
and
pepper.
Chill
thoroughly
in
.the
refrigerator.
Shape
into
B
croquettes,
using
'1
cup
of
the
croquettt
mixture
to
make
each
croquette.
Roll
the
croquettes
first
in
the
bread
crumbs,
then
into
the
eggs
which
have
been
mixed
with
the
water,
and
again
into
the
crumbs.
Chill
before
frying.
Fry
in
deep
fat
(380
F.)
until
crisp
REIORE
YOU
Bl'Y
TRY
YOI
K
A-t
I'NED
CAR
DEALER
Bob
Parker
Lid.
Phone
A3
"The
Homn
of
Friendly
Borvlrt"
yo
I
"I
am
not
Interested
In
cash.
j
I
want
young
players
who
can
;
help
us.
That
Is
the
only
reason
Kiner
Is
on
"the
market."
Jack
Adams
Fined
$500
their
teeth
through
the
crunchy
crust
of
these
"full
of
flavor"
riee
croquettes.
A
delieiously
crispy
coating
covers
the
eone
shaped
"dreams"
and
seals
in
the
perfeetly
marvelous
flavors
of
tender
riee,
turkey
and
a
bevy
of
seasonings
which
help
make
these
croquettes
lively
eating.
Here
is
mighty
fine
food
in
prize
winning
croquettes
spiked
with
just
the
right
hint
of
lemon
rind.
It
is
this
seasoning
touch
which
makes
a
main
dish
of
unused
turkey
and-
tender
riee
extra
special
and
helps
Mom
in
her
battle
to
beat
the
budget.
INGREDIENTS:
2
cups
cooked
rice
2
cups
ground
or
finely
diced
turkey
1,
lOi
j
ounce
can
condensed
cream
of
chicken
soup
1
tablespoon
finely
chopped
parsley
1
tablespoon
finely
chopped
onion
1
teaspoon
grated
lemon
rind
yi
teaspoon
tall
i
teaspoon
pepper
2
eggs,
beaten
1
tablespoon
water
IVt
cups
fine
dry
bread
crumb!
PREPARING
THE
FLUFFY
WHITE
RICE:
To
make
3
liberal
cups
of
fluffy
rice,
put
1
cup
mm-
SU
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BUY
MONTREAL
CP)
Jark
Adams,
general
manager
of
Detroit
Red
Wings,
has
been
fined
$500
f(,r
"accosting
referee
Red
Storey
in
the
corridor
and
entering
his
dressing
room
at
the
Detroit
Olvmpia."
The
fine
was
announced
Tuesday
by
Clarence
Campbell,
president
of
the
National
Hockey
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brown.
Drain
on
absorbent
paper.
Serve
the
croquettes
hot
with
gravy
or
a
sauce
as
desired.
This
recipe
makes
8
Mi
vingi.
'
league.
j
Adams
violated
NHL
bylaws
j
Jan.
18
between
periods
when
Montreal
Cantidiens
played
Red
i
Wings.