i
;
,
,
Golden
gloves
avmrds-
IV..-
07,
''1
U.
ito
n-
DAILY
NEWS
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
Now
Westminster
5,
Calgary
7.
PCAHL-OSAHI.
Kelowna
7,
Nanaimo
1.
(Kel-owna
leads
best
of
five
B.C.
semi-final
2-1.)
Western
International
Nelson
1,
.Trail
9.
(Trail
leads
best
of
five
BC
semi-final
2-1.)
I
lL't
12
'
fc
ancc;
!
T
K
u
.,
i
USe
of
which
Council-Stops
Tennis
Court
Authority
tn
atnn
tv,
r.
j'
-j
lJ
...t
tvuLitIV
u
Z
ft
Club
in
further
work
toV
l'
...
..v...
nw.
iv
on
uii
its
:is
ten-!
ion-,
concre
-"cie
:oq
nls
nltf
court
mnf
v
nrninnt
uroioet
nf.
..
t
r
Rirrn.i
.
a..
.
"a
"a
lit
lit.,
i
.
ouuuuu
AVC-!
nue
W-.'st
near
the
junction
was
:
a,'owance
.
.t
i
ik
oimer
Puck
i
1
given
by
council
to
the
board
of
wfc
D
e
"
wo:ks
!u,t
night.
Mm
Aid.
John
Currie
claimed
the
who
mv
,
"b
was
WN'roaching
"at.
;
ti0n
tar
Passes
IS
E.
v
.'s
y
'
i
1
-
4
I
AiA-
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i
1
'ft
;
1
,
THE
ROUND-UP
By
LARRY
STANWOOD
Cards
for
AS!
OccasBon
Sma
l
and
cheap
is
how
this
department
describes
the
attitude
of
city
council
in
refusing
to
recognize
the
valor
of
a
har.d-;
jful
of
Prints
Rupert
amateurs,
TORONTO
(Ps
George
Mac-
Namara,
a
lormer
hockey
star
J
who
headed
one
of
Canada's!
clggest
construction
companies,
1
died.
Monday
in
Miami,
Florida,
1
j
where
he
was
holidaying.
He
was
j
'
65
and
a
native
of
Penetungu!-
shenc,
Ont.
IwacNamara
started
his
hockey
career
at
Sault
Ste.
Marie.
He
'
later
p'.ayed
with
Kitchener
in
the
old
Trolley
League
before
j
moving
into
the
National
Hoe-key
League,
ivj
was
a
bruising
'
defence
player.
lie.
and
his
broth-
!
er,
Howard,
were
called
"the
:
dynamite
twins."
Anniversary
.
Wedding
Boby
....
Sympathy
Appropriate
is
the
word
for
cards
ct
who
have
accomplished
a
tcr.il.
e
feat
in
Provincial
sports
history.
H
doesn't
make
any
difference
what,
type
of
uiuuicur
f-puru
oi.r
youns
men
participate
in
it
depends
on
their
aptitude
-
but
superiority
in
it
shows
the
w:ll.
Courage
and
ab.lity
to
win
out
ov.-r
opposition.
They
are
the
type
of
men
we
need
in
a
.!-'.;-
Mil
And
t;
think
that
the
decision
ot
the
council
is
binding
on
the
citizens
ol
Prince
Rupert
in
fact,
a
reflection
of
the
majority
rttitucle!
We
must
give
full
credit
to
Al-r.ermen
D.irrow
uomez
and
Bert
Glassey
who
f.
It
h
was
"only
nj-Uil"
thai
llio
city
should
allow
Mm?
appreciat.or..
It.
isn't
the
money
angle
involve
it
"a
the
principle.
Maybe
the
city
is
b:
okc
and
car't
afford
$100
or
less
as
Aid.
Glassey
voted
for
a
token
p.esentaticn
of,
a
p
p
r
c
c
iation.
how
much
dovs
a
kind
word,
a
liirmal
note
or
a
public
handshake
cost?
Is
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
so
down
on
its
upfiers
that
it
can't
afford
even
that?
A
large
majority
of
Prince
Hu-pert
people
are
sports
fans.
We
are
known
as
a
sports
town'
in
a
lot
of
places.
Who
will
agree
with
Alderman
C-orge
Casey
who
say.:
"I'm
not
very
much
enthused
happily,
over
tlie
way
the
Vancouver
are
rrince
R:ipert
Elks
Boxing
Club's
Champ
B.!l
(Mouse)
Morrison,
and
THREE
CHAMPIONS
one
more
than
last
yea
gr.n
Go:c!cn
Glove.;
entlrd
f-r
ik.'m
Saturday
nigh
.
i:icy
Light-Heavy
King
Andy
Mashall
(left
t
,
Midd
rweiplv.
G!3r
(Tiny
i
Carlson,
who
won
the
heavyweig
it
crow
Remember
when?
Howie
Mounz,
one
of
the
all-time
greats
of
the
National
Hockey
League,
died
in
a
Montreal
hospital
15
years
ago
to-ni'-jhl
at
the
age
of
35.
The
Car.a-dien.s
star,
after
14
seasons
in
the
NHL.
had
been
staging
a
great
conirback
when
he
,sul
Iced
a
broken'
leg
in
a
game
at
Montreal,
dying
of
a
heart
attack
a
fow
weeks
later.
i
Ijcratc
way.
These
five
boxers,
coach".!
along
by
a
yown-io-earth
cl:i-:
zen
showed
a
lot
of
courage
t:
,
go
down
into
a
strange
city
with
i
all
the
strikes
against
tlrom
op-;
portunity
and
training
facilities,
j
;
public
support
and
majority;
j
competition
in
order
to
show
j
the
rest
of
this
province
that
Prince
Rupert
can
produce
cluim-;
pions.
"
!
It
took
a
lot
more
courage
than
i
that
held
by
the
council
men
1
Iw.io
last
night
refused
even
a
ibout
these
fighters
and
I
don't
j
tokvn
recognition
of
these
boys'
think
many
other
people
are."
!
accomplishments.
.
'
Enough
said.
'
j.'arods
of
Rupert's
Post
Hoop
Stars
Tonic,'.it
a',
the
Civic
Centre
a
own
floor
in
1948
and
again
re-novel
basketball
shuw
is
one
tained
the
championship
against
sport
fans
will
not
want
to
miss.'
Kamloopy
:.jtj
in
1S19.
Jack
has
Not
only
will
the
best
of
present
many
years
of
colorful
and
ex-hoop
material
be
pitted
against
citing
hoop
history
behind
him.
Ex
Line-up
Nominated
The
line-up
Challengers
coach
;
Al?x
Bill
lias
chosen
for
the
ex-Ih'.bilion
hoop
set-to
tonight
is
;
as
follows:
Wnite"
Davis,
Flaten.
Rupe
j
Fo'k
stad.
Morgan.
Lindsay,
Cal-i
clercni
Moxley.
REDS
Webster,
Mathews,
Ol-json,
Spring,
L)on
Scherk,
Dom-jinatc,
Helge
Holkestad.
1
j-'V-
'.-
t
.
'I
4
;
J1
;.
'",
:
?
I
4
J,'
-I-
...
'
t'
i
..."
!.
'.jji.
,
"
.
,
f
I,
1
-;,f
.-.
r1:
..
...
1
,
it..
'
v
,
....
t
f
v
i
each
other,
but
also
the
best
of
,
FfC(!
calderoni
will
probably
talent
of
yesterday
will
meet-
fce
best
remembered
by
a
daz-perhaps
for
the
last
time-on
the
inig
ing
shot
in
the
Navy
Drill
same
floor.
;
,Ia,
nere
during
thc
second
Such
nanws
as
Jack
Lindsay,
Qrlcl
War
when
American
Sey
Domhialo
Fred
Caldcronf,
.rinrd
Forces
met
Canadian
Helsc
Hjlkestad
and
Hob
Moxlcy
yirmed
,.r(.os
in
a
R
,d
Cross
j
'.-ley
all
mean
something
to
tf,jvt
exhibition
game.
ocal
fans
who
watched
and
1
.
.
,
,
1
launch
fan
rooted
for
the
home
team
only
a
"av.e,
?,
uiand
old-timer
on
the
floor
him-
-
ir
am
J.
g0'
i
sell,
loves
to
tell
the
story
of
T-ii.-.
"re..xed
list"
becomjs
ac-
i
h(,
F.ed
shot
at
the
hoop
from
tive
once
again
tonight
as
they
!
behind
the
centre
Hnv
with
the
round
out
as
formidable
a
line-
.Cre
50-49
end
the
final
whistle
I
,
p.?s,one
wants
10
see
on
a
bas-
goirg
while
the
bail
was
still
in
tetbal"
court.
.in?
air
;
Ths
encounter
has
been
nam-)
F;fter.
hundred
people
tensed
I
cd:
Ken
Challengers
vs.
White
!
nnon
-mm
it
hoH
no
t
Vin
m
n
I
a
n
bal'
clubs.
This
will
tv
thc
last
tirr.-
Ru-'
pert
fans
will
see
Challengers
on
the
floor
until
after
their
trip
to
i
.-ompjtc
in
the
Senior
"A"
semi-i
finals
and
then
the
finals
in
(Vancouver,
if
successful.
This
advertisement
w
not
pullihed
or
displawl
h:
iioard
ur
by
the
Ouveriiment
ut
iiiitisli
Cw
.'..for
first
.class
spare-timt
training
...
at
naval
pay
for
time
spent
...
good
sports
activitie:
...
physical
Titnes
.
.
.
good
csmrodtv
Play
a
man's
part
in
the
deforce
of
freedom.
Now
is
the
time!
i
'-
f
$r
i
!
I
Challengers.
The
lme-up
con
"be
j
wing
.:d
on,
hit
the
back
board
found
elsewhere
on
this
page,
i
and
dropped
through
the
mesh.
Here
is
a
summary
of
some
of
a
perfect
two
points
which
won
the
old-timers
who
will
fill
im-:
tne
game
Tne
rest
ls
history.
portant
places
tonight.
;
Aft3r
the
crowri
)Ccovered
from
One
of
Rupjrfs
tallest,
hus-,
,
m:ntarv
shock,
it
broke
out
kiest
and
most
colorful
guards,'
D-.r.demonium
-
-
nished
the
Sev
Dommato
returns
in
shorts
floor
and
heaved
the
Rupert
and
sneakers
and
will
receive
a
team
on
their
shoulders.
.
.
.
loud
applause
there
is
no
dcubt.
.
.
.
,
,
,
.
i
Helgc
Holkestad
and
Bob
Mo-
Many
fans
will
remember
Sev
,ey
arP
tno
lv;o
olhT
la
crs
who
as
one
of
tne
original
"Grotto"
wcr.t
bc
forctten
scon
in
local
playcry,
a
standout
for
Standard
mortc
hf.rthVnnnH
rw
i.nm
fcMn,-ltair.ai.,.
jlagl-,
.
!
I,TV
iniiijlii-lirMl
rtl
lir
W",r-i'v
i
and
oa'rs-
1,al'?r
years
C'-PS
family
ot
cagers,
wi-1
be'
iVmem-
a
stalwart
member
of
the
bered
for
lightning
speed
as
a
Lt.oi
CL.U3
AWARD
honors
are
shared
by
Princ
..u,'.rt's
Coach
Joe
Ward
(left)
and
Haney's
Ccach
J.m
Langston,
shown
admiring
the
trop
$
presentee!
after
the
Saturday
night
Gloves
..finale
by
an
Active
Club
official.
to
run
."ArcuM5
ONHOwrjuo!'
ADVANIAC'.S
Of
.C.N,(J
IWiwW.
''
NAVAL
RECRUITING
OFHO
H.M.C.S.
CHATHAM,
.PRINC!
PHONE:
526
first
Rimert
B.C.
Senior
B"
Championship
team,
and
the
fol-
;
lowing
year
as
well.
Jack
Lindsay
is
another
champ
who
starred
with
the
team
that
rank
Alberni
Athletics
on
their
forward;
Mox.ey,
a
veteran
of
the
Tuxi;
team
in
1931,
played
throughout
his
time
in
the
Canadian
.rmy,
then
returned
to
side
with
Savovs
and
later
fcr
B.C.
Packers
bo
n
weil
remembered
Thumb
Down
Curling
Results
courage
them
and
our
youth
today
needs
it.
I
think
a
presentation
of
some
kind
would
be,
very
fitting."
j
Then
Aid.
George
Casey
rose'
slowly
to
his
feet.
I
"I
don't
see
what
there
is
to'
be
so
enthused
about
a
bunch1
ecep
:
FrizseSS
s
M
WANT
ADS,...,..
MEN'S
CTKLING
UI.Sl
l.TS
,
Saturday
7
p.m:
Roerson
9,
Kellou-h
8;
Matthew
7.
Holliston
11;
Eydfn
9,
Wllhon
,
;
:
'"Sip.m.
'Evans
4,
.vlcDowcll
S;
Taylor
9,
Laurie
7;
Stewart
10;
Landon
(default
i.
;
Rejects
Proposal
To
"
Recognize
Golden
Gloves
Boxers
,
of
kids
knocking
their
heads
to-
I
i
gether.
I
i
"I
think
S100
can
be
devoted
roducts-Lt
OFFERS
YOU
THESE
City
council
last
niuht
threw
i
to
something
much
better.
1
Market
Place
of
out
a
motion
to
give
civic
recog-
j
on
1
think
verv
manv
PeoPl'
nition
to
a
Prince
Ruorrt
box-(
r'e
ure
entnusea
about
these
(MUSE
D
CAR
and
CLASSIFIED
ADS
JJ
'
Tonight's
Draw
'
7
p.m.
Ruwbotlram
vs
Skofl-'
merud:
Miller
vs
Moore;
Wright
vs
Wales.
i
9
p.m.
bai.em.an
vs
Bouitcr;
j
Berg
vs
Rogerson;
Holliston
vs
winner
of
Rowbotham
vs
Skal'.-
merud.
'i
back
to
the
city.
He
cited,
"for
instance,
the
Job's
Daughters
ing
team
which
brought
back
;
Jl1,
eolng
out
t0
fiht-
either."
three
British
Columbia
cham-!T'le
veUran
alderman
had
pionships
in
the
recent
Golden
j,rown
a
damPer
on
the
motion,
Gloves
tournament
in
Vancou-:
11
Awas
evldt-ver.
I
Acting
Mayor
Harry
Daggett
The
subject
was
introduced
by
'
askd
to
have
lhe
Municipal
Act
City
Clerk
R.
W.
Long
and
mo-
i
1
reSardlnS
appropriation
of
tion
to
appropriate
$100
for
a
'
funds
for
sucn
evenls
and
n
was
reception
or
token
of
apprecia-!
not
exProssly
included,
tions
"for
the
publicity
and
!
Mr-
LonS.
however,
pointed
out
GENERAL-MOTORS
PRODUCTS
RUCK
VALUES
Vrito
Tliem
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
nonor
inree
young
men
brought
I
"
u"
several
previous
occa-
;
and
the
basketball
teams
to
tnis
city"
was
made
by
Aid.
I
sions,
tne
city
had
made
pies-I
All
but
Aldermen
Gomez
and
H.
F.
Glassey
and
seconded
by
'
fntations
or
held
receptions
for
!
Glassey
voted
against
the
mo-
Aid.
Darrow
Gomez
teams
who
had
brought
honor
'
tion.
(Boxers
who
won
tne
cham
pionships
are
Glen
Carlson,
Bill
Morrison
and
Andy
Marshall,
all
members
of
the
Elks
Boxing
Club.)
"..."I
think
the
council
should'
recognize
the
courage
of
these
young
men.
They
have
given
this
city
a
lot
of
favorable
publicity,"
said
Aid.
Glassey.
Aid.
Gomez
supported
the
motion:
"We
should
support
our
future
citizens
and
show
them
some
appreciation.
It
will
en-
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SALE
See
our
budget
plan
for
financing,
,
repairs,
and
accessories
Trade-ins
accepted
on
all
the
above
listed
cars
Phone
871
Ask
for
John
Bennet
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t
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;
1
1'
Number
of
.Times
Enclosed
Please
Find
-
(3c
per
word
per
insertion
e.g.
Number
of
words
25.
cosf'
insertions
for
price
of
four.
Minimum
charge,
Add
four
words
if
bo:
number
retiuiied
Tonight
MAIN
GAME
8:30
p.m.
Prince
Rupert
Challengers,
Whites
(plus
retired
players)
vs
Reds
(plus
retired
players)
7:30
p.m.
Metlokorlo,
B.C.
vs
Merchants
ADMISSION:
,
League
Game
Prices
'
..
Name
'.
Address
Phone
No
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