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SIMON
PI
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PENTICTOX
Editor,
Daily
News:
I
would
like
to
ak
you
where
you
got
the
information
front
regarding
Penticton's
two
imports,
Biil
Raptis
and
Bud
Haa.H.
Being
a
Pentictonite
myself
I
disagree.
Bill
Kaptis
was
born
and
raised
In
Penticton.
True
he
played
lor
VBC
one
year,
while-he
was
attending
the
University
Mansons
Shade
Leafs
In
Tight
Finals
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A
preliminary
event
at
the
city
basketball
semi
but
he
didn't
learn
his
basket-
f
finals
last
night
Stole
the
show
as
junior
teams
MapiC
bail
there.
Looking
at
the
scores
ffejf
Zeacfe
To?
Leafs
and
Mansons
battled
to
a
24-24
draw.
Yet
the
Leafs
lost
the
close
shaven
two
game
series.
Man-;
sons
had
edged
them
out
by
two
points
in
Saturday
night's
first
bid
for
second
place
and
a
chance
at
thj
efmediate
Scoring
ne
tuo
very
wen
ior
a
renucimi
boy.
As
for
Bud
Haa-s,
he
was
transferred
to
Penticton
last
year
and
works
for
the
Hudson
Bay
Co.
there.
bomething
you
didn't
mention
was
the
fact
that
Burgart,
Eskol-raan
and
Young,
played
Inter
"A"
last
year.
Another
lad
!
finals
this
week-end.
presented
fi,.
nifiuie
Tntprmerliate
'
Mansons
meet
league-topping
Beavers
in
the
first
of
a
best
of
three
series
Saturday
night.
wick,
Jerry
Ford
and
Nell
For-man.
Wesch
and
Christofl
each
made
22
points
in
a
single
game
tor
individual
honors.
I
ji
U-WH
3
iLeaeiif's
statistics,
at
Ihyers
show
good
pros-("
inpeariiiR
as
senior
'.'1'.
var
wi-.h
Richard
Basket
for
basket,
point
forj
I
point,
the
juniors
fought
tooth
i
and
nail
through
every
quarter.
;
Decision
of
the
game
hung
in
the
balance
as
Donaldson
for
the
Leafs
had
a
double
free
throw
with
only
seconds
left
in
the
game.
He
missed
both
tries.
Had
he
made
them,
the
series
Fraser
&
Payne
takes
all
the
In
the
intermediate
division,
Hi-Green
bowed
to
Fashion
36-32
in
the
last
of
a
two-game
series
but
the
students
are
away
up
on
total
points
and
enter
honors
with
most
points
Foley-Bennett
who
wasn't
mentioned
in
the
paper's
line-up,
was
also
in
Junior
ranks
last
year.
The
way
I
look
at
it
is
two
men
don't
make
a
basketbail
team.
As
for
Rupert's
Challenger?,
they're
a
fine
bunch
of
fellows
2nd
a
good
b-skAtbil!
ej
Thev
HOCKEY
GREATS
Ona-time
shining
stars
of
hockey
were
among
460
leading
personalities
of
the
sports
world,
ranging
in
age
from
17
to
72,
who
attended
in
Toronto
the
first
annual
$25-a-plate
soorts
celebrity
dinner
of
the
Ontirio
Sports
Writers
and
Sportcasters
Association.
Proceeds
of
about
$10,000
went
to
the
Ontario
Society
for
Crippled
Children.
Here,
left
to
right,
are:
Joe
Malone,
centre
of
the
old
pro
essional
Quebec
Bulldogs
30"
years
ago,
who
scored
more
than
400
goals
In
his
brilliant
hoc.sy
career;
Aurel
Joliat,
the
135-pound
"Mighty
Mite"
who
teamed
wkh
Howie
Murtnz
on
the
Montrpal
Canatllens
for
10
yenrs;
Bill
Cook,
now
New
York
Rangers
coach
who
built
a
reputation
as
one
of
the
greatest
right-wingers
of
all
time
while
with
the
Rangers
1926-36;
E.
C.
tNewsyi
Lalande.
who
from
1905
to
1926
played
big-league
hockey
or
lacrosse
in
Montreal,
Toronto,
Regina,
Saskatoon,
Vancouver
and
New
York;
and
Frank
(Kingi
Clancy,
considered
one
of
tie
greatest
inspirational
leaders
to
lace
on
a
63
in
a
single
game
and
most
field
goals
30
In
one
game.
Fraser
to
Paym
and
Fashion
combined
to
make
85
the
most
points
in
one
game
by
two
teams.
league
finals
Saturday
with
Fraser
&
Payne.
Hi-Green
scored
59-22
in
the
first
game
last
Saturday.
fc,llS
the
total
point
di-im
in
15
names,
fol-
i
,n
Christnff
with
132.
"4
,iH!iti!iR
over
100
are
tij.i
xs.
Matlhvw
Sedg-
proved
it
in
Penticton.
I
would
j
would
have
been
tied.
I
Then
another
foul
was
called
J
on
Mansons
and
Leafs
decided
!
to
take
it
on
the
side
for
a
pos--
1
cihlfl
hnpkpt.
rilnv
for
two
niiii'k
Sparking
Fashion
throughout,
i
like
to
see
them
go
on
to
ths
George
Dumas
racked
up
14
;
B.C.
title,
and
more
power
to
I
Statistics
points
to
lead
his
team
for
the
Jhem!
(CP
PHOTO
skate
as
a
hockey
player.
points.
The
effort
failed
at
the
final
whistle.
oup.
For
tne
stuaenis,
ium-
If
you
have
room
in
your
paper
i
manson
showed
outstanding
skill
1
10
print
tnU
x
woujd
appreCiate
i
and
broke
through
with
10
;
it
very
mucri
pe0ple
get
funny
1
poipts.
Twenty-six
personal
and
j
ideas
you
know
and
pentlcton
ks
i
five
technical
fouls
including
a
fine
citv
-
on
The
ALLEYS
!
one
on
uoacn
jacs
tvans
101
Junior
League
Semi-Finals
Thanking
you
very
kindly.
BILL
KAINES,
(Pentictonite
1.
Boston
Cinches
Play-Off
Spot;
Milt
Schmidts
'
200th
Counter
BOSTON
(Canadian
Press)
Boston
Bruins
Tuesday
night
cinched
fourth
place
in
the
National
Jessie
Shenton
came
in
for
high
game
honors
last
Thursday
bowling
300
in
the
Mixed
Bowling
League.
For
the
ladies
she
was
also
high
with
a
triple
score
of
700,
although
D.
McMillan
took
the
overall
triple
score
honors
with
758.
E.
Hildebrand
1
'..
n.ifVl
Fashion
Sedgwick
7,
Dumas
14,
Mostad
4,
Forman
4,
Barns,
Ketchison
4,
Turcotte,
Desor-meaux,
Hamilton
3.
Total
36.
coaching
from
the
bench
were
called
on
the
Greens
by
referees
Macfarlane
and
Feness.
SCORING
Mansons
Weber
5,
Anderson
1,
Helin,
Black
6,
Burnes
5,
Hodg-kinson
7,
Mostad,
Brentzen.
Total
24.
'
Maple
LeSfs
Stewart
5,
Shenton
2,
Strand
4,
Morrison
9.
Nelson,
McKay,
Newton,
Forbfs,
Donaldson
4.
Total
24.
Manson's
Take
First
Hoop
Game
From
Bo-Mc-Hi
20
to
18
Manson's
took
the
first
game
of
the
Ju'hior
League'
semi-finals
Saturday
evening
as
they
out-
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of
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I'ii'lil
IVromtl
Total
I
inal
I-ipiiI
I'Im.
85
9
194
47
20
132
46
20
124
44
12
121
'
51
12
120
41
2'J
100
i
40
19
83
28
27
77
32
10
78
31
8
72
26
-
17
61
25
'
11
57
26
14
53
27
8
52
.
19
3f
48
21
8
48
21
5
45
18
9
44
18
14
44
17
11
37
17
38
37
11
11
30
13
17
30
12
17
29
11
18
27
12
,
.
8
27
12
6
27
10
26
2G
9
6
21
8
21
20
8
6
18
8
4
17
8
18,
16
4
2
12
j
Hi-Green
Becker,
Clark
7,
jSankey
5,
Woods
2,
Ford
3,
Mc-lAfee
2,
Kristmanson
10,
Shep-:
pard,
Peneff
3,
Weber.
Total
32.
all
bowling
m
"
thev
would
have
to
meet
i
a
single
oi
mi,
ton
scored
tne
2Uinn
goal
in
nis
SDOf
It
was
National
Hockey
League
career.
!
tne
powerful
Detroit
Red
Wing
!
Section
A.
In
Section
B,
Hal
Schmidt
celebrated
a
"Schmid-j
in
tne
semi-finals
Naturally
It
W'nH
scored
high
men's
single
and
exciting
game.
Dumart
Appreciation
Night"
by
combining
with
Dumart
and
Bobby
Bauer
for
his
200th
marker
at
12:58
of
the
second
period
would
be
easier
to
be
pitted
iwitn
289
wnue
Jim
ueorgeson
against
the
Boston
Bruins
or
the
!
totalled
744.
In
the
ladies'
divi-New
York
Rangers,
whichever
j
sion,
B.
Peterson
scored
high
gets
Into
fourth
place.
single
of
266
and
C.
Dorosh
tliliri
.
15
.
15
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14
...
15
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15
.
14
...
15
.
12
...
14
...
14
...
10
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14
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10
6
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11
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13
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13
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15
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2
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3
2
2
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CARS
FOR
SALE
to
put
Boston
into
a
2-0
lead
The
Maple
Leafs
pulled
to
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inpie
game
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&
P.iyne.
Bauer
returned
from
five
yean
!
within
one
noint
of
the
second
629.
The
Maple
Leafs
blew
a
one-'
point
advantage
in
the
final
two
minutes
of
the
game
when
sharp-eyed
Ronnie
Black
scou-d
the
winning
point
and
added
another
on
a
free
snot
to
assure
Manson's
the
victory.
Black
led
Manson
team
to
victory
by
scoring
ten
points.
Harold
Webber,
also
of
Mansons,
was
very
much
alive
throughout,
ithough
he
Only
scored
four
i
points.
i
Morrison
was
high
scores
for
the
Maple
Leafs
with
four.
.
The
referees,
Morrison
arid
in
National
Hockey
League
re-'piaCe
Canadiens
during
thej
In
Section
A,
Great
West
Life
tirement
to
reunite
the
famed
j
week-end,
the
Leafs
winning
two
'
bowled
high
team
single
with
Kitchener
forward
line
which
;
games
while
the
Habitants
lost
a
I
1,303
while
Canada
Life
took
triple
game
team
honors
with
first
played
together
in
1936.
j
pair
t
omoc
.i,ii,
i,,h
.3.mi.
Team
nign
single
in
ts
The
Bruins
beat
out
trie
New
York
Rangers
for
fourth
place
and
the
final
play-off
spot.
.
no
effect
on
standings,
the
De-1
was
bowled
bV
383
Cab1
t)
trnit
Rerl
Wines,
league
k-ndine
:
1.110;
Miller
Bay
bowled
high
1941
International
?i-ton
Panel
1919
Austin
Panel
1948
Ford
Panel
1911
lord
Sedan
1947
Austin
8
Sedan
.
1941
Morris
8
Sedan
1937
Terraplane
Sedan
.
1918
Ford
Sedan
1918
Thames
(Ford)
Panel
The
win
increased
tne
margin
i
fp;.-.
twice
downed
the
last
three
with
3.123.
Results
!
A
Hills
Shoe
4,
Headpinners
0;
Cantels
4,
Penguin
0;
Wal-lncps
4
Pushovers
0:
Great
West
j
Dumas,
called
14
fouls
during
the
game,
the
majority
oemg
caiieu
of
the
Bruins
over
the
idle
New1
place
Chicago
Black
Hawks,
6
to
York
Rangers
to
seven
points
,
SatUrday
night
and
4
to
0
Sun-with
two
games
of
the
regular
day
Detroit
has
long
since
been
schedule
remaining.
The
Rang-
j
assured
0f
finishing
first
and
ers
have
three
games
to
play
Chicago
cannot
escape
the
cellar,
but
could
not
catch
the
Bruins
pour
e0als
in
the
second
and
on
Manson's.
is
'r?r
-.wv.
ll.tfp
a
Fashion
1:
Canada
Life
Quarter-time
scores
were:
2-1,
3,
Cooks
1;
Can.
Gen.
Electric
8T-7,
14-14,
20-18,
Manson's
lead
4
4
2
3
3
3
3
2
2
1
0"
1
1
0
0
0
2
9
8
4
2
1
10
0
1
0
2
1
0
1
0
0
even
if
they
won
them
all.
!
third
periods
after
New
York1
3,
Shentons
1.
Van's
It
was
Boston's
sixth
straight
had
built
ud
a
2
to
0
lead
enabled
B
Rupert
Butchers
4,
ing
in
the
scoring
in
every
quar
ter
except
the
third.
Scoring:
game
without
a
loss
and
goalie
the
Leafs
to
win
Sunday
before'
0;
Pioneer
Mkt.
3,
Sons
of
Nor
Jim
Henry's
seventh
shut-out
of
10,537
New
York
fans.
Superior
Auto
Service
way
1;
P.
R.
Plumbing
3,
Booth
One
J;
Hi-Golds
3.
B.
C.
Packers
Manson's
Barnes,
Webber
4,
Helin
2,
Anderson
4,
Black
10.
Total
20.
Limited
Maple
Leafs
Donaldson
3,
2.
the
season.
Tonight
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
!
and
Montreal
Canadiens
meet
in
I
'
a
critical
game
for
runner-up
position.
I
Neither
the
Maple
Leafs
or
the
j
Morrison
4,
Shenton
1,
Forbes
2,
F-
Fash.
M
Merchants.
HQ
Hi
Green.
Phone
Green
217
Hockey
Scores
National
Boston
4.
Chicago
0.
Pacific
Coast
Third
Avenue
West
1;
383
Cabs
2,
Miller
Bay
2;
Red
Devils
2,
Conrad
Seals
2.
Standings
A
Wallaces
14,
Great
West
II,
Cantels
10,
Can.
Gen.
10,
Shentons
7,
Pushovers
7,
Fashion
7,
Canada
Life
7,
Cooks
7,
Hills
Stewart
2,
Mackay
3,
Strand,
Forward.
Total
18.
series
at
the
paper
town.
Winner
Canadiens
are
keen
on
remain-
n
the
two
game
series
here
takes
f
Trophy
inl
ing
in
third
place
for,
in
that
the
trophy
to
retain
it
for
a
year.
Tacoma
4,
New
Westminster
4.
Vancouver
3,
Victoria
2.
Seattle
6,
Calgary
5.
C,
Headpinners
6,
Penguin
4.
then
return
it
to
Piln.:c
Rupert
for
challenge
next
year.
Fraser-Payne
j
1
e
Field
for
st
Millers
B
Red
Devils
14,
Miller
Bay
11,
Hi-Golds
8,
P.
R.
Plumbing
8,
383
Cabs
8,
Vans
8,
Booth
7,
Pioneer
7,
Conrad
7,
Sons
7.
Rupert
Butchers
7,.B.
C.
Packers
4.
Edmonton
1,
Saskatoon
3.
The
Northwest
Territories,
I
area
1,309,000
square
miles,
was
admitted
to
the
Canadian
Con-I
federation
in
1869.
BOWLING
The
bowling
trophy
is
open
for
competition
by
five-pin
mixed
teams
and
It
is
expected
Ocea;i
Head
Medium
Falls
will
bring
a
team
with
the
vf.ikctLall
trophy
has
loos,-
in
the
field
ol
'Wkm
and
tonight
is
Itiunre
for
cither
Oceim
'
fix
300
to
vi
in
it
basketball
lineup.
A
picked
team
of
the
CCC
300
mixe.!
league
will
compete
again.it
them.
The
Ocean
Falls
All-Stars
line
Hoop
League
Fraser
&
Payne
team
tops
the
Intermediate
Basketball
League
standings
with
13
wins
and
two
losses
and
a
season's
s;ore
of
577.
PULP
MILL
SERIES
BASKETBALL
!'liy
will
be
presented
tya
Cdlulo.se
Co.
Lti
'
'villi
a
bowling
troplty,
M"'tual
challenge
cups
"SitHm
among
wvtit
I
jiiiiLs,
unnounccs
Olen
f'-'C
sports
chairman.
:
f:'r
Invitations
will
be
;
pulp
mills
alono
l.h
up,
due
to
arrive
by
boat
today,1
includes
Glass.
Griffiths,
Check.
Fougncr,
McMillan,
Adain.1,
Morris,
Paton,
Corbin.
..
Losal
pulp-mill
-eoser.i
will
be
headed
by
Curt.
Mel
Thompson,
including
Harold
Marshall,
Steve
Dumas,
Bud
Ratchford,
George
Dumas,
Joe
Hanger:,
Wyn
Gar-
Total
score
was
beaten,
however,
by
second
place
Hi-Green,
who
totUe.d,.6.12
jjewts
with
12
wins
ahiT
fhree
losses.
-
Fa.shion
is
in
third
place
with
four
wins
and
11
losses,
505
points;
Merchants
only
produced
WEDNESDAY
and
THURSDAY
MARCH
19th
and
20th
";iing
them
to
compete
eliupi'rt
in
a
tournament
lone
win
with
14
losses,
.scoring
.328
points.
tliner.
'V-ont
basis.
This
year
r.pean
Falls
and
CCC
ii..;e.
'f-Sfme
scries
which
.
f
"t.
Is
a
return
match.
millers
defeated
tyi
few
weeks
ago
by
1
;;
't:U
point
two-game
TWICE
WEEKLY
WEDNESDAY
NIGHT
MAIN
GAME
9:00
p.m
CCC
300
vs
Ocean
Falls
All-Stars
PRELIM.
GAME
Peoples
Store
Girls
vs
Ocean
Falls
Jets
THURSDAY
NIGHT
9:00
CCC
300
vs
Ocean
FallsAll-Stars
8:00
Ocean
Falls
Jets
vs
Bo-Me-IIl
Girls
(Tickets
available
at
Columbia
Cellulose
and
Civic
Centre)
to
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