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Rupert
Dcil
.ii
Saturday.
Ap,,!
Rainmakers
Win
62-47;
Oldtiniers
Battle
to
Tie
HI,
IN
THIS
CORNER
DICK
AVRES
utNtniur
CORING
sti
MONTREAL
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Thr.,
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Maintaining
a
driving
pace
fi-cm
start
to
finish
"Bo-Me-Hi
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last
night
whipped
Red
Winus.
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RtMEMBER
WHEN
j
lly
TUP
Canadian
Pivm
j
Marnier
Jack
Adams
of
De-
j
tioit
Red
Wings
was
suspended
;
and
Detroit
players
Kdilie
Wans;
end
Don
(ii-osso
were
each
lined
With
fhort
and
long
shots
for
a
Intnl
of
19
points.
Ron
Ciccone
led
Bo-Me-Hi
with
13
points
followed
closo.y
oy
McICny
and
Dickie,
Vibore.
is
wli.hin
11,1.
'
iir-
'
"Mwiiujj
ai.si
Senior
B
champions
MansunVs
anotfe.
Cup
playoff
record,
total
points
'lh
Oinrpas
62-47
to
take
a
15-point
;
Krlstmanson
with
11
each.
Man-
h-v.mm.,
......
n.
in
a
semi-Una
Mm.
'
it(if
the
Brums.
His
first
mark,
a
goal
ln
in
lh,i
wiped
out
April
1
by
Oordle
Howe
of
Z
goal
in
nine
seconds
in
i
game
between
11,
',
Msple
Leafs.
Moore
set,
his
second
foils
scored
is
Hem
goals
ana
s
nl;
17
free
shots
In
30
attempts.
R
'lnn'akrrs
netted
22
field
goals
i.Md
made
good
on
18
free
shots
i'i
?8
tries.
Both
teams
were
(nool
on
fouls
with
21
each.
5.
points
for
a
single
game
when
h
,.!,
.
"
8
....
..
un
Old
habits
and
plays
of
yester-
;
jjoo
alter
fintio
assault
oil-
nef-(
goals
and
four
assists.
This
lean
in
the
two-game-total-Timnt
seiies
for
the
unofficial
cily
basketball
championship.
In
a
well-played
Oldtiniers
game
the
Southern
European
squad
staged
a
third
period
rally
to
catch
the
leading
.
North
Europeans
and
end
the
game
Irt
a
19-19
tie.
.lack
Evans'
high
school
squad
rclixed
only
once
during,
the
entire
game
and
that
was
iu.st
after
the
start
of
the
second
quarter.
The
Rainmakers
set
live,
snaren
nv
inur
n
nun..,
.
..
.
..
,......
uw
Moore
lr
the
three
so
far
played
attain,.
.
1111
&
vcti
wpre
duspiaycd
as
the
Northern
squad
took
a
7-2
first
;
quaver
lead
In
the
Okltimers
'
gninc.
;
Tome
of
the
pep
gone
ln
the
(
vend
frame,
the
Southern
crew
i
:e'ived
tlnmselves
with
garlic
"
'
""a.
1
11(
ti,
i
Mel
Harwood
during
tne
fourth
game
of
the
Detroit-Tor-
i
onto
Stanley
Cup
final
12
ycarsi
ego
tonight.
That
was
the
year
:
Del'pit
won
the
first
three
gomes
and
Toronto
raptured
,
the
next
lour
and
the
Stanley
i
Cup.
ail
up
a
first
quarter
lead
of
18-9
n
ice
and
cheese
lo
hold
tne
GORDON
MACK1E,
32-year-old
Winnipeg-born
coach
of
Canada's
bo'xing
team
for
tle
July
30-Aug.
7
British
Empire
Games
at
Vancouver,
believes
Canada
stands
a
good
chance
of
winning
some
titles.
Internationally
known
as
a
conditioner
of
athletes,
Mackie
last
fall
was
appointed
assistant
trainer
of
the
United
States
Army
football
team
at
West
Point,
N
Y.
He
nas
boxed
as
an
amateur
and
a
u,iu
men
wiaii.sc.iis
spameo
x
'
NYrt
bl
inders
to
a
4-4
tie
Kay
Spring
and
Danny
Bill,
)y
S(,v
Donlinalo
the
see
uBorn
orougni
me
score
up
lo
iH-n
The
Omegas
never
got
that
close
a'jnin
lion
Ciccone.
aided
by
.
tiiT
came
back
utions
in
Ul';.
third
outscoiing
their
winded
oni'onenls
7-1
to
load
13-12
at
r.rm.y
.,,..,.,.-,.
ism
Mor-:(tlP
three-quarter
mark.
Pushed
nsnn
and
Dick
Nickcrs.m
put
I
,
n,
limit
Nn.ih
r.,n,.u.
r,.i,.,h
Yesterda
Smort
Family
BATHURST,
N.B.
(CP1
Rose
Pcaire,
high
school
student,
:
won
(he
annual
or:.;Jilcal
contest
sponsored
by
the
.
Hotatry
Club
here.
Last
year
her
twin
brother
Robert
took
the
honors,
and
a
previous
winner
was
her
older
.sister
Mary.
up
to
30
to
19
by
;
h..k
t0
ollt.Score
the
Sou
Ml
7-6
I
he
count
half
limp.
in
I
he
last
quarter.
Verne
Ciccone
led
the
Southerners
with
10
points
while
Jack
Play
was
fast
and
rugged
during
the
second
half
with
Danny
Bill
fouling
out
in
Ih?
third
quarter
and
Bob
McFarlane
collecting1
his
fifth
penalty
in
the
final
stanza.
The
Rainmakers
were
outscoied
15-13
in
the
third
hut
Bill
MeChesney's
crew
sti'l
I
railed
43-34..
Doug
Sankey
added
a
six-point
quota
in
the
last
frame
pottln"
Nelson
Needs
Tie
To
Enter
Cup
Finals
By
The
C.ini.rtiail
Pit-
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Little
The,ilt
ON
STAGE
Monday,
April
12
-Tuesday,
Hp
Luxury
jiuomer
Prince
George
SAH.S
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Torts
Each
Thursday
at
11:13
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WF.DNK.SOAY
Midnishl
I.inrisay
with
5
was
top
man
for
-lh"
North.
.
.
!
N.irlll
l.nroM
Anj.',ua
MrPhoe
,
Jnck
Lindsay
5.
Bob
Armstrong
a.
Mc
l
Molkotstart
2.
Twl
Arnry
2.
Herh
j
flinVHU.
IHKila
Pierce
Sid
Alex-
I
under
1
Total
.
1H
i
xiutli
i:inoM'
Niek
Mawmt.
Fre.i
'
C
Odeioili
2,
Verne
Ciceone
10.
Jei
ty
I'r'tt
niiuzo.
Scv
Dommato
5.
Hf.jo
Utirvich.
Nick
PavllV.li!
a.
Total
!..
tl
oi-i.nV--Hill
J.
Sprluic
1U.
Olseu
5.
Ilare.litf
10.
Pumas
i,
Walsh
2.
Me-
j
railane
2.
Total
47.
i
ItaimnaUers
KrLstmanaon
II.
Sankey
8.
Talt
4,
McKay
11.
Ilclln
I,
1
II
t'ueonc
1:1.
O
Morison
4.
NUker-viii
.
W
Mcirrmon
I.
Total
8U
Itelerees:
Vi'ine
I'lLcune.
I''red
t'til-
:
Cilom,
lilitce
r'orw.o-d
;
Nelson
Maple
Leafs
find
Ihcm-!
three
beautiful
field
goals
from
selves
in
the
comfortable
posi-
well
out,
Ciccone
and
Reynold
tion
of
needing
only
a
tie
tonight
,
McKay
added
four
points
apiece
to
capture
the
B.C.
Senior
Hock-;
o
the
high
school
squad
went
ey
Championship
and
right
to
after
points
right
up
to
the
enter
the
Western
Canada
Allan'
final
buzzer.
Otip
finals.
!
Manson's
Ray
Spring
vas
too
Leafs
take
on
Penticton
V's'at
'marksman
of
the
game
sinking
JBaskctball
isn"t
dead
in
Prince
Rupert
t
j
a
long
shot.
A
lot
of
former
fans
just
don't
know
vhat
they're-
missing
und
thinps
look
even
better
for
next
year.
J
Take
last
night's
games
for
example.
i
The
OJdtimers
showed
that
loVe
of
a
game
dies
hard
and
vhilc
there
are
15
stiff
and
aching
bodies
creaking
around
town
today,
wondering
whether
It
was
worth
It,
the
oldsters
put
on
a
good
show
last
night,
ijtill
showing
speed
were
Verne
Ciceone,
Boola
Pierce
and
Jack
Lindsay.
There
was
nothing-wrong
with
Sev
Dominato's
shooting
eye
either
on
two
occasions.
Still
in
pretty
good
shape
Is
Nick
Pavlikls,
but
both
referees
Ciccone
and
Southern
coach
Fred
Calderoni
found
that
playing
basketball
extended
them
a
trifle
more
than
umpiring.
Incidentally
t
lie
first
two
fouls
of
the
game
were
called
on
the
self-same
arbiters.
Bruce
Forward,
who
was
"reffing,"
seemed
to
pet
a
fiendi.sh
pleasure
out
of
the
situation.
Angus
McPhee,
still
pretty
cagey
along
with
Lindsay,
chalked
up
four
points
and
little
Bobby
Armstrong
stink
a
nice
field
goal.
Northern
Europe's
coach,
Art
Murray
thinks
tonight's
game
it-
in
the
bag,
but
Southern
pilot
Calderoni
was
just
as
confi-ii
nt.
"If
the
garlic
sausage
holds
out,
we're
home
iree,"
he
said.
;
.
..
Regarding
the
fast-paced
Senior'
B-fligh
school
series,
Manson's
Bill
McChe.sney
was
a
trifle
stunned
by
the
set-back.
His
team
has
been
practicing
reasonably
often
whereas
the
high
school
squad
hasn't.
Crucial
exams
for
most
of
the
senior
students
are
underway
and
sfchoiastlc
ties
have
taken
precedence
over
athletics.
Rainmakers'
coach
Jack
Evans,
was
quite
gloomy
before
the
game
and
after
watching
the
pre-game
warm-up
was
&ure
that
Bo-Me-Hi.
was
due
for
a
shellacking.
His
team
threw
his
pessimism
in
his
face
and
hold
a
healthy
lead
for
.tonight
s
final
in
the
total-point
series.
However,
"it
will
be
a
different
story
tomorrow
night,"
McChesney
told
us
after
admitting
that
the
Rainmakers
were
by
far
the
best
team
on
the
floor
last
night.
.-'J'.'.
'
'But
more
to
the
point.
Tonight's
games
'fold
ui.
basketball
for
the
season.
Next
year
is
a
long
way
away
but
a
glimpse
into
t)ie
future
.shows
that
there
is
some
fine
Senior
B
taienl
coming
up
in
the
form
of
Rod
Tait,
Rey
McKay,
Doug
Sankey,
Bob
McFarlane
and
Muddy
Sedgcwiek
plus
several
other
Watts
and
Nii
kerson
players.
Bo-Me-Hi
will
lose
several
of
its'
stars
to
ibc
and
other
higher
halls
of
learning
next
fall
and
it
could
We
that
Intir-A
will
not
be
the
colorful
league
It
was
this
ymia.
But
time
will
tell
and
it's
our
guess
that
next
year's
fjoiuor
B
loop
will
pack
'em
into
the
Civic
Centre.
'
j
;
TOST
SCItllTS
Don
Arney,
scheduled
to
play
on
the
North
European
descent
team
last
ni'rht,
was
unable
to
make
the
team
because
he
was
down
at
Shaughnessy
hospital
getting
a
check-up.
The
April
14th
bout
between
world
lightweight
champion
Archie
Moore
and
Jimmy
Slade
has
"been
postponed
due
to
Moore
suffering
an
injury
to
a
nerve
in
his
left
foot.
The
non-title
bout
will
now
be
held
May
12
.
.
.
New
York
Rangers
of
the
NIIL
will
piay
an
exhibition
game
in
Mont-magny
against
the
Montmagny
Junior
B
club
tonight
.
.
.
Tiger
Jack
Fox,
well-known
for
his
crowd-pleasing
fights
on
the
Pacific
Coast
and
southern
B.C.,
died
in
Spokane
this
week.
We
saw
Tiger
fight
several
times
In
Trail,
B.C.,
and
while
he
was
"a
ham
an'
egger"
towards
the
end
he
knew
his
trade
and
win,
lose
or
draw,
ho
always
put
up
a
good
fljiht.
He
was
only
-17.
Loss
of
key
1953
New
York
Yankee
performers
such
as
Vic
Raschi,
Billy
Martin,
Johnny
Mize
and
the
uncertain
status
of
Mickey
Mantle
doesn't
seem
to
phase
Associated
Press
sports-writer
Joe
Reichler,
and
he's
picked
the
Bombers
to
take
their
sixth
straight
American
league
championship.
He
says
that
although
the
weakened
world
champs
are
ready
to
be
taken'
"there
doesn't
appear
to
be
any
club
in
the
American
loop
strong
enough
to
do
it."
Reichler,
who
spent
seven
weeks
with
six
of
the
eight
American
league
teams
this
spring,
picks
this
probable
order
of
finish:
1,
New
York;
2,
Boston;
3,
Cleveland;
4.
Chicago;
5,
Washington;
6,
Detroit;
7,
Baltimore;
8,
Philadelphia.
.
Comfort
ami
Service
Koi
rewrvattom
wrltn
ni
ot
8:30
p.m.
CIVIC
CENTRE
Book
Reserved
Scots
ot
the
Civic
Centre,
$!
Gcncrol
Admission
$1.00
COMKUY
ENTEUTAl
NMENT
FOP.
All
ACES
t
rail
CUT
nr
Di
fK't
Prince
Rupfrt.
B
C.
NHL
President
Has
Worries
About
Moving
Stanley
Cup
mm
Trail
in
the
sixth
game
of
their:
best-of-seven
semi-final
series.
Nelson
took
a
commanding
3-1
j
lead,
with
one
game
tied,
Friday
,
night
when
they
downed
the
V's
;
4-2
before
u
packed
liou.e
in;
Nelson.
Big
break
in
the
tightly-play-
j
cd
contest
came
at
10;3ii
of
the
third
period
when
Marty
Burton
i
rapped
in
the
winning
goal
on
i
brilliant
play
with
Herb
Lov-
ttt.
Burton
drove
one
from
Just,
outside
the
crease
that
eluded
goalie
Ivan
McL'elland,
who
thought
he
had
it
covered.
j
CITY
CHAMPIONSHIP
BASKI
TBALL
MONTREAL
CP
Some
of
the
bedevilinent
that
is
continually
harassing
National
Hockey
League
coaches
fastened
itself
today
upon
President
Clarence
Campbell,
who
doesn't
know
what
to
do
with
the
Stanley
Cup.
For
the
present
emblem
of
hockey
.supremacy
remains
In
a
Montreal
jewelry
store
enshioud-l
with
Ifs.
I
If
Jean
Beliveau
and
Doug
i
Harvey,
cripples,
return
to
ac-
i
'
tion,
can
give
Montreal
Cana-
dlcns
the
needed
zing,
the
cup-
I
defending
champions
won't
be
scven
cup
final
will
be
all
tied
up
at
two
games
apiece
and
the
cup
stavs
put
In
the
iewelrv
store.
Fifth
game
Is
scheduled
Sunday
at
Detroit
and
tne
sixui,
if
necessary,
will
be
played
here
Tuesday.
If
the
Wings
take
tonight's
nissl'
OmpiHll
must
load
the
cup
on
the
hockey-special
Dc-
,
tioit
train
in
orden
to
provide
for
any
contingency.
Coach
Irvin
said
Friday
thnt
Bellvcan
and
Harvey
will
be
back
in
tonight's
game.
The
towering
rookie
centre
and
bumping
j
dofenreman
missed
the
third
I
game
because
of
leg
injuries.
9:0(1
Rainnukm
TONIGHT
8:00
South
luropcans
vs
North
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Stengel
Calls
Yank
Victory
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CENTRE
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;
NEW
YORK
(P
Casey
Stengel
nredicts
that
New
York
Ynnl:ep
so
badly
off
und
coach
Dick
Ir-
!
will
win
their
sixth
consecutive
1
vm
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Lindsay,
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shine
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coach
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the
American
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practically
all
eight
pilots
have
tabbed
the
defending
Brooklyn
Dodgers
as
the
team
to
beat
for
the
National
League
championship.
'
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are
champions
and
we
should
do
it
again,"
declared
Stengel,
winner
of
five
straight
pennants.
"I
don't
see
any
reason
why
we
shouldn't
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