.
1.
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OKOIIGE
DAHtS
fMXf$&':-'
j,
Filchock
Sure
West
Will
Win
Cup
1ST
AUCTIONEER
pI'
Blatt
4(
and
fed
IT?
dui
Holds
Little
Hope
hor
Kiders
nrrfrnn
By
WII.F
IIISI
i-r-f
game
as
the
score
indicated.
,
substitution
of
a
tackle
Roger
Filchock
said
Ills
team
was
in
Savoie
for
Ross
McCallum.
"nrPt'u
hart
fii'i)vi
hnt
'ti.aVA
:
Vl.hflr
eair)
r-
lnt
l.a
...
SKATIN
Canadian
I'm,
staff
WriK'
REGINA
CFPearless
Frank
Filchcck
says
-the
team
tlwt
wins
in
the
Wpst
this
year
will
win
the
Grev
Cun
"
h.,
fc,IW,tiv.
start,
Junior-
going
out
there
and
really
play
was
"very
proud"
oi
his
boyjj
this,
ball."
.
year.
Winnipeg
has
most
player
in
"We
didn't
have
the
material,
good
shape.
The
only
switch
from
and
I
think
some
of
them
knew.
J3L
Wednesday
3
ncuut'suuy
is
expected
to
be
a
n.
am
iney
sun
aia
a
wonoeriul
job."
t
Prince
Runert
Daily
News
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
the
most
hopeful
of
fans
concedes
him
a
chance
of
carryin
the
Prairie
banner
Ea-st.
The
old
warrior
with
the
wobbly
legs
and
stiff
right
arm
le.1
his
Saskatchewan
Rough
:-irirs
Into
the
Second
immo
"t
h
Saturday,
October
31,
1953
Open
Friday
...
Saturday
ISP
Basketball
Meet
Set
For
Tuesday
THIS
IS
THE
PLAY
in
which
halfback
Billy
Vessels
of
the
Edmonton
Eskimos
was
injured
in
a
Western
Interprovincial
Football
Union
game
against
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
at
Edmonton.
Vessels,
a
leading
scorer
in
the
WIFU
since
being
imported
from
Oklahoma,
is
being
brought
down
on
the
Winnipeg
25-yard
line
by
guard
Dean
Bandiera
and
end
Bud
Grant
1781.
At
extreme
left
is
Buck
Rogers
(56i
who
is
coming
in
on
the
play
in
which
Vessels
suffered
a
fractured
muscle
attachment
on
the
spine.
Winnipeg
won
the
game
17-8.
Western
Interprovincial
Font
bull
Union
semi-final
here
today
I
against
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
I
under
what
appeared
to
be
insurmountable
odds
a
38-prant
(
deficit
in
the
.two-game
totai-j
point
series.
I
Only
a
miracle
couJd
recoup
the
Jstunnins
43-5
loss
Riders
suffer-j
ed
in
Wlnniieg
Wednesday
night
An
important
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Referees
Association
will
be
held
in
the
Civic
Centre,
Tuesday,
CIVIC
CE
CLOS
Saturday
f
REMEMBER
WHEN
By
The
Canadian
Press
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
Iiy
GAYLE
TALBOT
Harvev
Pulfnrd
f
Otta.-.
uhn
'
o
"a
L
l
mov
j,
at
i
p.m-.
Med
talder-oni
announced
today.
Former,
present
or
prosper-
'
J.
oojv.uit-wiui
into
t;ie
I
,
.
won
fame
in
many
Canadian
final
against
Edmonton
Eskimos
sports,
died
13
vears
aeo
todav.
'Rut.
fnn
i
ti,i
r
'
NEW
YORK
(AP)-Siens
Of
the
times:
There
He
was
a
defenceman
with
the
capital
were
riaht
ix-hind
their
Basketball
i
tive
referees
are
invited
to
nt-
tend
as
is
anyone
who
wishes
I
to
become
a
referee
in
any
of
Lnampion
-tl
Super-
t
7:4
.
famed
Ottawa
Silver
Seven,
j
team
as
they
have
txen
all
sea-
was
a
slam-bano;
hockey
game
at
Madison
Stiuare
Balloon
hjkMiijtj
v.
ujj
ui
nail
"
Son
VS.
A
,
:
I
CANCE
century
ago,
and
also
shone
in
the
proposed
busketball
leagues
this
season.
At
the
same
time
Fred
Jonev
'
fe)r)(
$22.95
football,
lacrosse,
amateur
boxing
and
acquatic
sports.
ijaraen
tne
other
night
between
New
York
Rangers
and
Chicago
Black
Hawks.
Interest
was
so
slight
'hat
the
management
didn't
bother
to
open
up
the
Wednesday
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
!
chairman
of
the
Prince
Rupert
CI
(Basketball
Commission,
an--?
inounced
that
on
opening
nighl,
'!
iNov.
7.
Columbia
rellulnto
nuin'
'The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
There
wasn't
scratching
room
in
the
13.000-seat
.stadium
at'
Taylor
Field
for
the
game
and
it
seemed
the
players
would
have
to
move
over
for
the
standing-room
customers.
The
crowd
was
expected
to
number
close
to
the
record
15,565
fans
here
Thanksgiving
Day,
despite
a
forecast
of
near-freezing
weather
and
nos-
For
action
try
1
!
tet
wi"
P'ay
a
visiting
Terrace
Injury-Ridden
Canadiens
Not
Worried
t
;
'
';
4uaa
ana
uoruon
ti
Anderson
v
..
.
"
,4
:
Will
meet
Maiuutn
in
ih
ft.
balcony.
The
previous
evening
more
than
15.000
had
paid
their
way
into
the
famous
arena
to
witness
a
wrestling
show
and
satisfy
themselves
first
hand
there
'
was
nothing
phony
about
their
(
favorite
television
ment.
BELDIE
ALLIVSO.V,
17.
has
:
lng
night
feature
Mixed
'Spiel
Semi-Finals
Start
Tonight
The
season-opening
mixed
been
chosen
Miss
Balmv
Beach
sible
snow.
White
flakes
which
swept
over
the
field
Friday
were
exoertert
tn
By
The
Canadian
Press
Montreal
Cnnariipns
havp
thp
make
the
surface
-.slinnerv
bv
and
will
represent
the
Ontario
Rugby
Football
Union
team
in
the
Miss
Grey
Cup
contest
at
Toronto
late
in
November.
She
la
five
feet
five
Inches
tall,
has
dark
hair
.
.
.
but
you
can
see
for
yourself.
j
LAST
NIGHT'S
HGHTS
j
By
The
AMuwUtrd
Pl'iss
i
NEW
YORK-Teddy
Red
Top
Davis.
130'2.
Hartford
Conr,
outpointed
George
Araujo.
133'
,'
:
Providence.
10
bonspiel
at
the
Prince
Rupert
r(
j
:
2.
.
National
Hockey
League's
longest
injury
list,
but
few
tears
are
game
time
at
2
p.m.
Filchock
mnrt
his
r-..iiiinr,
Curling
Club
last
night
moved
L!"..D?Ine'
y?U
the
being
shed
on
their
behalf
The
Stanley
Cun
chamnions
(Friday
night
after
Riders
watch-
travel
to
Chicago
for
a
date
with
j
Vta
l.i
t-t
-vl
.-.
t
l
.
.
..
.
tr,...i.
4
i
ea
a
mm
or
the
first
semi-final
game.
He
didn't
fiav
Saskatch-
into
the
quarter-finals
in
tlu7b
,?"tJ'r.
primary
event
with
three
games
2!
RucUlerham's
rink,
in
nnoiherl",,
L.P.J,':
.but
1Uh
tosses
'c
HOME
TO
RVE
BURT
nc
iiWl-lOtC
.Dial
A.
nilWM
Wi-
night
without
centres
Dickie
!
ea"
co,u'd
i
not
,
P"11
the
f'tball
Moore
and
Jean
Beliveau
and
I
upset
f
the
year
asain.'rt
Bnmb-delenceman
nnnr
HnrW
n,.t
I
ers
although
he
admit
tod
it
was
EUROPE
FOR
XJhRISTMAS!
unset
ean.e
Rririprh!,m-.
7
.
u"l'"y
10
a
coniederate
who
!,
.
pianKs
it
down
somewhere
in
'they
own
a
four-eame
winninir
i
"?ol"8
to
be
tough
to
get
all
TYPE
Ihe
vicinity
of
Ihe
spot
istrenk
the
lnnt
,,fih
v-ar,
I
,nas
PO"tS
back."
For
certain
u.-
hum
He
said
the
film
shuworl
seen
'
and
a
four-point
bulge
over
2nd
Annuo!
Chrlitma
iMAASDAM
Nav.
M
them
miss
by
three
or
four
feet
'their
nearest
comnetitinn
Riders
weren't
as
bad
in
the
first
SPICY
direct
from
HAIiran
(trom
Now
Yolk
No
21)
to
Southampton,
to
vv.
.
on
a
15-yarder,
but
have
yet
to'
The
history
of
the
Habitants
see
a
coach
go
yelling
out
in
is
studded
with
occasions
when
protest.
Probabiy
it's
none
of
;
substitutes
proved
the
undoing
our
business,
but
it
does
look
a;
of
the
opposition.
The
most
re-little
silly
when
the
same
of-
J
cent
example
was
Thursday
iicial
a
few
minutes
later
calls
,
night's
performance
by
Tom
for
the
chain
and
gets
down
'
Johnson,
who
switched
from
his
and
sights
like
a
riflum
ir
i
.lefpnep
er.ft
t
.,,
You
cant
qo
ALL-OUT
last
night
was
Bill
Anderson,
going
down
to
defeat
with
a
final
score
of
10
to
8.
Alio!
her
fight-to
-
the
-
finish
;?ame
was
on
sheet
two,
where
Barney
Eyolfson
vanquished
Rusty
Ford,
7
to
0,
with
Eyolf-son's
final
rock
breaking
a
6-6
deadlock.
The
third
game
of
this
draw
saw
Wakiey
and
Ostertag
stage
a
see-saw
battle
in
which
the
Wakiey
foursome
finally
dominated
with
a
10-7
count.
Last
night's
three
winners
now
advance
to
the
semi-finals,
opening
tonight
at
7
p.m.
with
BROWN
KJ
-L
see
if
a
first
down
has
been
'
scored
the
two
goals
that
beat
j
made-
!
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
3-1.
j
I
Even
with
the
loss
of
all-star
If
you
feel
k
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'All
It
v
seems
w.a
uiuy
only
yesterdav
yesieraay
that
mat
!
defenceman
'
Harvey,
who
jiu
suf
Hovre.
and
Kotltordom
lor
oil
Europe.
Pertonolfy
conducted
by
BART
MENAGE
Monoger
ol
Holland-Americo
t
Wintilpeg
ol-fic.
ond
your
geniot
host
for
the
voyage.
He
"II
lote
core
ol
all
irov
I
arrangement!
on
tho
Continent
-ond
w.ll
toe
tiol
everybody
enjovl
o
floppy
prelude
lo
Christ,
mos
in
the
homeland
I
-Other
personally
con-ducted
Christmas
soil,
ino
Iron
New
Vork
,
RYNOAM
tto.11
0
Ireland.
England,
''ance.
Mollond
sui-
a
quiet
youngster
named
Mickpv
'
fered
a
knee
Injury
in
the
lane
Mantlo
u
i
.
.
.
!..t
i
ft-
ALL
IN
Kuuciernam
nuuucinaui
meeting
meeting
Evolfsnn
tyoitson.
ohuwcu
up
at
the
loroinu
game,
Wakiey
drew
a
bye
into
the
Yankee
training
camp
at
Phoe-!
coach
Dick
Irvin
considered
finals
which
will
wind
up
at
9
nlx'
and
Promptly
set
off
on?
j
himself
so
well
stocked
with
T0
ADD
FURTHER
JOY
TO
THE
HE
EST
OF
ALL
TIES...
THE
TIE
OFHOST
GUEST...HAVE
BURTON'S
DELICIOUS,
D.m.
Monriav
!
01
the
Kreatest
nnhli,-.it
v...;i,i
.
blue-l!n
blue-liners
that
he
called
ud
a
JOIN
family
and
friend,
in
th
homeland
for
'h
joyoua.
feotivo
holiday
aeaaon'
Sad
on
ahip.
deeigned
fo,
comfortable
and
conomical
Touriat
travel-f.,,,
for
food,
iood
wn-vic.
and
immaculate
clMnlinoaT
Her.
you
hav.virtlul,
,.,.,,,.,
pr,
upFmit
claw
(39
passengers)
from
$225.
on,Book
EARIY
with
your
Travel
Agent.
.
"...J
VUJ1U-
In
the
secondary
event,
com-
ups
BJven
a
rookie
in
this
gen-prising
one-time
losers
forced
eratin.
The
kid
from
Commer-e
n..
C
.1
...
.
I
OHO
n
....
.
.
(jnia.,
couian
t
m
.
hoiv,
i,
QUENCHING
ALE
ALWAYS
ON
ICE
AI
i
ui
uic
primaries,
rive
games
were
played
last
night
with
re-
ThM
days
moil
people
Bwt
mvfcf
ruf,
wt,
mo,.,
,lp
,u.
Thl,
trm
bod;
nd
brain
tntiu,
.hniul
fitiww
.,
tm
l.h.roM
I.
lod)t
i
tente
lmn,
kwtrti
rwi.t,n.
wrwork,
worry-m,
of
thcw
n.,
Mtrt
nwm.1
kidiKjr
Klion.
When
kxiiwr.
,rt
u
of
rder,
eicew
acids
and
waXrs
remain
m
the
lyilfm.
Then
k.cluthe,
disturbed
rest,
that
"Hred-ouf
(wry.
headed
feelmf
eflen
follow.
That's
Ihe
time
to
tdie
Dodd's
Kidney
Pdl,.
Dodd'.
stimuUte
the
Indney,
to
normal
,c(kh,.
Then
you
ee
better-sleep
better-work
better.
Ask
for
Dodd's
Kidney
Pill.
.1
an
Hrwe
rmmttv.
game's
next
super-star.
He
had
everything.
uirs
as
iouows:
READY
TO
SERVE
AT
A
MOMENTS
Stewart,
12,
Meighen
9.
But
after
three
f
11
II
Cfl.j
i-nrtt.
Warren
4.
Bere
10
j
centre,
Gerry
Desaulnir
rs
of
I
Montreal
Royals,x
as
a
.
ment.
Canadiens
meet
Wings
in
Detroit
Sunday.
The
Wings,
the
last
team
to
take
Montreal's
measure,
clobbered
the
Canadiens
4-0
on
their
last
visit
but
have
drop-
j
ped
4-1
and
1-0
decisions
to!
htme
on
the
raod.
I
Toronto
Maple
Leafs,
tied;
with
the
Bruins
for
third
place,
VsiaV
ie
iact
no
longer
can
be
escaped
that
he
is
a
comparative
disappointment.
He
possibly
can
hit
a
baseball
farther
ih,n
CHOOSE
AN
ALE
AS
YOU
WOULD
CH
FRIEND...
FOR
THE
FINEST
QUALITIES
IT'J
GOO0
TO
BE
0N
MONTREAL
TORONTO
WINNIPEG
.
..
SSI
l!.,rr,,.i
k.
,
.
VANCOUVER
nn.sjuvtK
WELIHUN
JHII
"
n"r"p
nrouvrr
1,
ii.l".
v
5431
other
player,
and
he
did
hit
two
Newton
8,
Matthews
4.
Johnson
8,
Moore
7.
Aston
5,
Manson
11.
Ford
will
meet
Ostertag
and
Shier
will
meet
Taylor
at
7
p.m.
tonight.
The
winner
of
the
Ford-Ostertag
Rame
will
play
Anderson
and
Manson
will
meet
the
winner
of
the
Shier-Taylor
game
at
11
tonight.
Stewart
will
play
vuai
nome
runs
in
the
recent
world
series.
But
h.
oie
,.,
engage
New
York
Ranker
in
iiear
setting
a
new
series
record
for
strikeouts,
and
he
was
no
Joe
DiMaggio
in
centrefield
home-and-home
set,
starting
in
Toronto
tonight.
!
cm
Mntiflnv
i
c.-ifi-u
I
Mickey
will
undergo
an
opera-
l
Pto
f0R
fnt
HOME
te-l
jerg
ana
Johnson
will
meet
Newton
at
9
p.m.
,
The
three
finals
will
be
played
Monday
night.
The
draw
committee
for
general'
curling,
to
open
following
u"
"gnt
knee.
If
it
is
successful,
the
boy
may
yet
go
on
to
fulfill
every
promise
and
make
one
of
the
inrct
;i
.
..
'6L,Iv
oai-
lite5-
lriajjigi,.
announces
th?it
f'"
in
tne
game-has
ilas
overflowed,
overflowed,
and
and
that
that
"only
only
f
'UnDTClJl
AtCrC:
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
JUNIOR
&
SEKIOR
HIGH
SCHOOLS
WIN
VALUABLE
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THE
19S3
PULP
&
PAPER
INDUSTRY
ESSAY
CONTEST.
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SEND
COUPON
TODAY!
UP
TO
PAR
1
I
r
ssawey
I
BIYiUV
D
oil
i
i
the
first
48
paid-up
women
will
be
accepted.
To
assure
entry
they
should
pay
fees
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Aston.
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draw
in
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round-robin
will
be
played
next
Saturday
and
rinks
participating
will
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night
in
the
Western-
Hockey
League
Friday
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whitewashed
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Bombers,
whose
Marcel
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not
flinch
when
called
on
to
stop
a
penalty
shot.
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two
games,
only
three
goals
'ere
scored.
The
Canucks
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Bombers
1-0
in
Vancouver
arid
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Cougars
and
Saskatoon
Quakers
split
the
honors
1-1
in
Victoria.
Woraley
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in
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brilliant
work
to
get
the
shutout,
his
-irst
since
stepping
down
from
New
York
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