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Daily
News
Thursday,
Decnui
31,
19o3
Nickerson
Sparks
For
Fourth
StraiqSii
Year
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but
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MELBOURNE
Hi
Ken
Rose-
strokes
to
win.
wall,
19-year-old
pint-sized
Spectators
s;ave
Rosowall
a
rifleman,
saved
the
-
coveted
standing
cheer
unci
showered
ths
Davis
Cup
for
Australia
today
by
renin'
court
v.lth
feat
cushion,
mowing
clown
the
depressed
Officials
nppw.led
for
order
but
Wsn
Bo-Hi
Third
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Wimbledon
champion,
Vic
Seix-
the
fans
in
i.w
hti'te
oval
burst
as,
6-2,
2-6,
6-3,
6-4
in
the
cli-
into
a
will
frvy
and
ignored
matlctic
fifth
match
of
the
the
nn-ieala.
challenge
round
with
the
United
Rcs.-v:all
dcwrvotl
everything.!
Sparked
by
Di'ck
Nickerson
and
his
one-handod'
mid-air
shots,
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Rain-1
makers
made
it
three
victories
in
a
row
last
niirht!
at
the
Civic
Centre
as
they
downed
the
Duke
ofj
Connaught
basketball
team
45-36.
Nickerson
with
15
points
top-
j
States.
;The
youns.-Uer
cume
back
Tin
Nervous
as
a
kitten
at
first:
a
severe
case
of
Duvs
Curt
j
It
-but
inhaling
confidence
as
the
ters
whh
h
forced
captain
!h"
y
American
fell
into
the
simplest
Hopman
to
bench
iiim
in
th
iiTors,
the
dark-haired
Sydney
'doubles.
lie
lost
h's
Uist
Kinp'rs!
youngster
swept
past
his
oppon-
match
to
Tony
Trabert
atui
was
ent
In
93
minutes
to
give
the
so
uniiuui
.
ivt
ihat
h
wi.i
t
-!
m,
t.
aa
a.
i
ped
the
Eo-Me-Hi
shotmakers
as
out.
tried
to
stem
the
Bo-M'Hi
i
(
r
Jack
.
Evans'
eight-man
squad
rushes
and
slow
the
game
down
Ihn
i
I
-
X.
Aussies
a
3-2
victory
and
their
placed
by
Rex
Ilartv
it
for
11th
trlumnh
since
the
series
doubles,
which
Ue
U.S.
won.
started
in
1900.
I
-
This
was
the
fourth
straight
vpur
the
Australians
have
beaten
"
off
the
U.S.
In
the
chnllenpi
,
$
.
rrY)
l
A
JA
i
I
round.
i
ne
Aussie
victory
squares
the
post-war
compett
tion
at
four
each.
The
Amen
cans
won
from
1946
throus
MONTREAL
CAXADIEXS
bore
in
on
New
York
Rangers'
goal
in
a
National
Hockey
League
game
at
Montreal
in
which
the
second-place
C
.nadiens
defeated
the
filth-place
Rangers
2-0.
The
game
wxs
lwely
but
without
a
brawl
like
that
which
a
week
previously
enlivened
the
meeting
of
the
two
teams.
Dollard
St.
Laurent
(third
from
right
i
is
held
off
by
Ranger
defenders
while
Ecldie
Mazur
23
)
flicks
the
pu
jk
past
the
open
net.
Goalie
Johnny
Bower
sprawls
on
the
i-je.
found
themselves
up
against
a
desperate
short-handed
Royal
City
crew.
The
Dukes,
determined
to
salvage
one
win
from
the
three-game
series
played
a
hard-checking
cagey
game
which
slowed
down
the
Prince
Rupert
team
and
saw
the
Bo-Me-IIi
boys
dropping
passes
and
miss-ins
shots
on
the
basket.
Minus
Don
Wallin,
shotmakini;
captain,
who
had
to
fly
back
home
yesterday.
Dukes
played
a
slower-paced
game
to
conserve
energy
and
avoid
fouls.
Out
to
back
up
their
coach's
forecast
nf
t
win
bv
six
points,
the
Dukes
led
by
rangy
Marvin
Berg
scored
first
and
led
up
to
the
C-5
mark
when
Nickerson
pulled
off
one
of
his
deadly
shots
from
the
side
to
their
own
pace.
As
the
ten-
j
inn
grew
Dukes
equalled
the
i
Rainmakers
in
breaking
up
pass-
j
ing
plays.
At
the
6-second
mark
j
Jack
Rebagliati
drew'
cheers
from
the
crowd
as
he
scored
with
;
an
unsually
long
shot
only
to
have
the
ovation
drowned
as
Ron
Ciccone,
with
3
second
left,
1
lofted
a
ball
from
Rainmakers'
territory
into
the
Dukes'
basket.
;
Rainmakers
s
e
c
o
n
d-stringer
Gary
Morison
starred
for
the
'
locals
in
the
last
frame
as
he
matched
shots
with
a
driving
Marvin
Berg,
both
of
them
netting
six
points.
Down
30-23
"nirg
into
the
final
quarter
Dukes
saw
the
margin
widened
as
Freddy
Kristmanson
hooked
in
two
field
eoals
and
Nickerson
1949.
Although
neither
Roscw
all
nor
U!
J1!
V
I
llL.v1
Seixas
played
above-a
v
e
r
a
r
e
l
Vi-V
jf
j'-r-jt
emiis
in
the
technical
sense
of
Z
il
M
'lil
lU'S
4
the
word,
it
was
a
good
mat,
h
J
1M
l,ljrU
from
a
competitive
standpoint
$
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v:t.
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m
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in
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i
k
nnd
for
the
crowd
of
17
500
ti-r.t
Kay
Johnson.
Flo
Choquelte
3
'J
3,'i
,'i!'-
5
s
fiilert
every
seat
in
Kocyot
Mixed,
Men's
and
Legion
Curling
Schedules
Fixed
Stadium.
Right
down
to
litre
was
doubt
Jijos
Ladies'
Loop
the
final
p-".t
;
A4.
-
I
about
the
win-
-,
3P
'l'J,,
4
j
'
eame
of
the
v
whipped
into
a
"
C-'i
.-Cirli".
1
f
t
i
be-y
ner.
In
the
10th
h
Turner,
slilcr
vs.
Fi.nl.
Wtllsim
Curling
will
resume
at
the
re-
of
the
floor.
Ben
v.asjouled
by
tumped
in
another,
to
lake
the;
Mouse
Morrison
for
two
shots.
nlnrtf,r
H-n
final
set
Seixas
'-15
lead
on
Rosewalls
service
darner.
pm-ihom
vs.
mkwc
;
K..y
j,,hnsoil
of
(,'loverleafs
.
McNiece,
McDonald
v,
,
rnylor
d
Djv,sj
f
j
d,
January
23:
7
p.m.
Meighen
vs.
iHfwiinr?
Iri'u
luesday
when
iced
Prince
Rupert
Curling
rink
Saturday
after
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
recess
wi'h
f
,1
,J
i
A,
,
;
I
-JUV
I
H
Schedules
for
play
in
the
Mixed
,
Turner
.
TordH
h
Z
'
fi,n",A
Rame
ind
seemed
about
to
break
Ken's
lelivery
for
the
stoml
timo
in
i
row.
But
the
Australian
hud
the
MlOrP.
OI(M-r
Vft.
mt-1'irv.c.
i-i
"
1
i
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'
Here's
to
1954...
i
League
and
continuation
of
the
George
Cook's
Jewellers
compe
i
and
6:M
Team
hich
single
wa
I
5-
5
i
vs.
Buiie.
I.
c
.
'-v.dfil
H
If.-
"
.
r
I
I
I
I
weapons
to
run
it
out.
aithoii"h
Seixas
fought
off
three
matea
J
k.
,.,
M
I
I
..
...
f
.MORE
FIELD
GOALS
'
I
The
Rainmakers
outscored
the
I
Dukes
13
field
goals
to
10
but
the
i
New
Westminster
quintet
again!
demonstrated
their
superiority
j
i
ft
the
foul
line,
sinking
18
out
of
i
2G
free
shots
while
Bo-Me-Hi
hiti
pay
dirt
on
only
9
out
of
24.
j
Berg
sank
7
free
shots
in
12
tries
I
i
out
of
his
17-point
total.
Bo-
j
:
Me-Hi
was
penalized
17
times
I
and
the
Dukes
14
times.
;
both
of
which
he
sank
to
make
it
8-7.
Another
tallv
bv
Nickerson
and
the
Dukes
had
lost
the
lead
never
to
regain
it.
The
first
quarter
ended
10-8
and
the
second
20-15
as
Ni'
kerson
counted
twice,
and
Rod
Tail
and
Freddy
Kristmanson
scored
a
field
goal
each.
LONG
SHOTS,
CHEERED
The
'
Rainmakers
took
the
third
quarter
10-8
as
the
Dukes
harried
by
the
fear
of
fouling
i
rp-
'vi
Jf
-
I
May
it
bring
,
I
points.
Vic
went
down
fifthting,
won
bv
Dibii
Printir."
with
1119
-"l
ww
laurel
rolled
2820
to
take
team
high
triple.
In
B
Division
Flo
Choquette
of
"i-ooup
r:rn-erv
rolled
2it9
and
G27
to
take
high
single
game
and
iih
'hr-e.
Skeena
aWo
took
Men's
l.ense
Seheilulr
January
5:
7
p.m.
McKen.ie
vs.
Lnui'ie,
lunier
vs.
Peterson.
Miller
s.
.st.erl;i.
!:!'
pin.
-
.ITK
V-:.
Aston.
McjMeee
vs.
WaKiey.
'1
iiotu
v
January
0:
7
p.m.
K.elloii!;h
vs
Stewart.
Evolfson
vs.
Matthew.
Wai
-
nn
vs.
Johnston.
9:18
p
m
Garner
j
te!)m
hijh
sinBP
ancl
hieh
three
vs.
raro;iui,
omuuii
a.
uuu.
!
Tn
a
i"nior
exhibition
fame
'
with
scores
of
988
and
2657.
UDS
Uet
I
iignJ'AVy
.1
prosperity
to
all
'54
LicenCeS
'
'lirW.llwffi.
j
ot
loyal
friends
,
VICTORIA
(CP)
-
Llnuor
li-
I
1
VfTfffi
!
X
ancl
close
associations.
-
ences
for
inS4
were
mnilrrt
i-
-
J
itftsTrVlt.
t
3
oj
-lubs
and
hotels
this
week,
a;
J9WlrWK
f
-'-"'.'
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c?.
Mquor
Consrol
Board
speke.-.-.
f
t;
'iV!
'
:
TJ.V
V'
man
said
today.
'
iMWt'
"
,
--v
"-t-i'
'
tition
drawn
up-
Regular
play
In
the
Mixed,
league
is
slated
to
finish
'on
February
20"
and
the
"lavoffs
will
start
the
lollcwiiie
week.
In
the
Men's
league
the
Cook's
trophv
competition
.will
continue
on
Tuesday,
January
5.
Last
Sunday
the
Canadian
Legion
curlers
held
an
organizational
.
meeting
and
the
first
draw
and
rink
personnel
were
drawn
up.
The
skips
may
arrange
the
positions
of
his
rink
members
as
he
chooses.
Jeannie
Warren
trophy
plav
will
beian
on
Sunday,
January
3.
Schedules
with
ice
numbers
in
brackets
are
as
follows:
MKecl
I.easMU'
January
2:
7
p
m.
Miller
vs.
Moore.
Shier
vs.
MoNieee.
Willson
vs.
Ormes
downed
Bulgers
25-16.
i
Hiph
man
for
the
winners
was
D.
Macintosh
with
8
points
and
F.
Rowe
scored
10
to
lead
the
i
losers.
Under
the
new
Liouor
Af
Lineups:
'.
i
Penults-
A
Division:
Sunrise
4,
Bulger's
0;
Rupert
Radio
4,
Dom's
ide-frultcli-.
Dlbh
Printing
3.
I.vonn
1;
Annettes
3,
G
&
A
1;
New
lur-cl
3.
Ciovrrleafs
1;
Stars
2,
Art
Murray's
2.
1:
division:
Manson's
4,
Toilers
0;
S'teena'
Grocery
4.
75
Taxi
0;
Seventh
Avenue.
Meat
3.
Biq
:rrs-
1;
PR
Plumb
-is
3.
Cook'r
1:
Wallace
R
3,
Hi-Flyers
1;
Co-?r
'.
McKay's
1.
,-s.
bhier.
J:L!U.i,!y
7:
7
pm
Ofv.ryeson
vs
Petersen.
MeKenzle
vs.
Parker.
Turner
vs.
berK.
U:lo
p.m.
Kurd
vs.
Os-tLrtaK.
Givi-iie
vs.
inom,
KoLertson
,s.
.v.cNlel-1'.
ja.iuury
a:
7
p.
m
Eyolfson
vi
VSaKiey.
Lrinnic
vs.
Iwiller.
JiutlerhK
Keilotiii.
'J:l.i
p.m.
-
Warrtn
vs.
...ll;;ie.-n.
i-ariiei-
v.,.
ouwart.
ool-.li.
s.
.-uln.ev.
.
I.fiiill
lllltk
Pei-H'tit
lei
Nt.tnDeiea
Legion
rinks
with
slilp
.isleil
rn-8t
are
as
lollows:
ii)
J.
Anurew,
J.
onus,
H.
AnJer-..oi'.
ixit
Comez.
il.
Bone.
R.
Creswell,
T.
Wardrope.
ira.
itot.i-weu.
(o)
U.
iiiKt.
vV.
i.ootz.
U.
i-ina,
iltryl
..oou..
(4)
w.
t,rfv.-ri.
...
Viiniams,
u.
Aiiwerbun,
t-ej
.
I
men
cnoni
r.xiiiDiuon
j
tJ
,
i
t
If
I,
I5o-Me-Ili
Rainmakers
Krist-1
I
l
Sf
(PMjCwr
'i
i
manson
9,
Ciccone
8,
W.
Morrison
1
37
,l"
K
i3,
Stewart,
Tait
4,
Nickerson
15,
oasf-ed
nt,
the
lust
.wssUm
of
i
he
li-ci:
l
itu:e
all
licences
roul
ti
e
extended
till
the
end
of
l'
when
they
will
be
cancelled.
f.o
-new
licence
were
nailed.
i
After
1954
clubs
mil
h)teN
will
have
to
comply
with
one!
if
the
four
licence
cl-i',ifica-
flnrte
HlntniT
InimDP
Imtllirn
L
1
-
1
I
-
.
j
u
1
u.
Mon.'ion
o,
rsiacK.
loiai
id.
i
Duke
of
Connaught
Berg
17,
j
Wallin
1,
Rebagliati
7,
Clasby
;
10,
Keen
1.
Total
36.
4
Bone.
9
p.m.
Thorn
vs.
Turner.
Taylor
vs.
Pord.
McDonald
vs.
Garner.
January
9:
7
p
m
Gordon
vs
.
..
-f
I
SIMM
holiday...
l1
i
ii
Canada's
forests
cover
almast
dinln
or
laVcrn-if
th-v
one
enc
ha.f
mil
ion
ana
square,
arc
tQ
Eta
in
bu,inr,s.
today
and
everyday
i
i
t
l
4
.
.
.
Wakley.
Sieier
vs.
McBroom.
Newton
vs.
Kellougn.
9
pm
Meithn
v3.
McKenzle.
Eyolfson
vs.
B:-r
Mi-Lew.
vs.
Anderson.
January
16:.
7
p
'
1
Mi'ler
v
.
.
.
and
a
year
Auarews.
u)
i.
Ijticu,
ij.
-suoi....,
,
uu.i'.uii,
...via
i.....,..
tut
.....
;
....at-isj.1,
.
i.icno.soii,
O.
Uome.:,
1
la.liie
ft.lenie.
i7)
J.
Lemlre.
Doug
1
...
.
.
-.a..-..
1.1
,.auu.
.ut
summers,
mi.
Loigren,
--tart
onus.
iom
rrokoltow,
A.
Junior
Bovs'
Exhibition
;
Ormes
Leeman
6,
Duncan
4,
Hodekinson
3.
Macintosh
8,
Hewitt
Chow,
Leighton
4,
Kelly.
;
Total
25.
V
t
:
Bulpers
Lambie,
J.
Johnson
?.
F.
Johnson
1.
Thorn,
Twaites
1,
Watmough,
Rowe
10,
Kalver-son
2.
Total
13.
of
abundance
and
success
to
you
and
your
family.
SPORTSMAN'S
RACCOON
TIPS...
NAMED
OLYMPIC
COACH
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Veterin
conch
Percy
Norman
of
the
Vancouver
Amateur
Swimming
Club
has
been
chosen
coach
of
Canada's
swimming
team
for
the
1954
British
Empire
Games
here.
.,
...i-i
u..inui,
ojait.
ee.i
in;
Mrs.
.V
...
A
V...
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Minn.,
outpointed
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New
York,
10;
Pete
Kawulia,
130,
Winnipeg,
and
Dick
Powell,
127,
Chi-"!n.
drewt
4;
Billy
Pinkus,
140'2,
Winnipeg,
stopped
Jackie
Richards,
155.
Detroit,
3.
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vs.
Lemire,
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vs.
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vs.
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17:
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vs.
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vs.
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vs.
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7:
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vs.
An-aiev.'.
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be
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Packers
presents
TORONTO
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
"pop"
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NEW
YEAR'S
PROGRAMME
-
New
Year's
Night
CFPR
-
7:30
is
'TO
at
night.
unknowing
hunters
rarely
see
this
sunbath
Where
coons
are
not
hunted
incessantly
they
are
often
active
in
daylight.
when
danger
approaches,
they
circle
A
TREL
TrUrK
,''SiaUIRREL--UKE',
TO
REMAIN
UNSEEN.
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foot
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foot
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(3'V)
WHEN
WALKING.
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4
j'!-
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mm
-
FOR
THAT
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
TRACKS'
I
GROUP
1
16"
APART
(
Several.
.
Supe
rior
Aulo
TO&ETHER,
ARC
VOONOSTEKS
AM
liMMINS,
Ont.
(CP)
A
new
!
contract
has
been
signed
be-
!
!
tween
lloilinger
Consolidated
I
Gold
Mines
and
the
UnittJ
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or
America
tlii)-iCCL),
mai.iing
the
end
of
a
14-week
strike
far
his-.lier
wa-Jta
j
and
checkolf
of
union
dues.
'the
1,500
si.riker.-i
won
a
wagv
I
inciea.se
of
five
cents
an
hour
but
did
not
get
the'
.:hecltoa.
52E
AND
Service
Body
THE
NATIONAL
HOCKEY
League
has
suspended
Boom
Boom
Geoffrion,
high-scoring
right-winger
with
Montreal
Canadiens,
as
a
result
of
the
Boomer's
stick-swinging
duel
with
Ron
Murphy
of
New
York
Rangers,
Dec.
20.
Murphy
suffered
a
broken
jaw
in
the
battle
at
New
York
and
was
also
suspended.
HOCKEY
SCORES
:itlon:il
Li
;tg
ut
Montreal
2.
Toronto
2.
Western
,ukiip
Saskatoon
3.
Seattle
2.
New
Westminster
6.
Victoria
3.
Olcimig.'tn
senior
Vernon
6.
Kclowna
2.
Bob
Parker's
Staff
ill
"THREE
LOVES
HAS
NANCY'
H
'Wynd
Comfortable
B
E
Goodrich
STARRING
ANN
SOUTHERN
ONE
WHOLE
HOUR
OF
ENTERTAINMENT
PRESENTED
BY
.
.
.
wish
to
express
sincere
thanks
for
your
valued
patronage
in
1953.
We
hope
we
may
have
the
opportunity
of
serving
you
even
better
in
1954.
FOOTWEAR.
(
FORD
of
CANADA
P.M.
-
FROM
RADIO
CWR
-
1240
K.C.
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ami
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KEEP
YOUR
FEET
WARM
IN
'54
WITH
I
I.KECE-I.INED
OVKRBOOtS
Zippered
or
Lacvl
Men's
Rubber
or
Leather
Tops
Ladies'
Fur-Trimmed
Children's,
Ladies'
or
Men's
Pullover
Fleece-Lined
Boots
.
.
.
Very
Dressy
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
i-
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BOB
PAR
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"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
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