Mew
Rules
Set
for
Soap
Box
Races
Leafs
End
Goal
Drought
In
Tied
Game
With
Wings
Weicht
The
combined
weight
Entrants
must
bmld
car
Advisors
are
not
permitted
to
buiki
an
entrant's
car
or
parts
of
the
car.
The
rar
must
be
built
by
of
car
and
driver
in
either
Class
A
(13-15
years)
or
Class
B
tll-12
years!
must
not
be
liv
Ttu'
Cnniwlinn
Press
the
run
for
the
second
playoff
i
more
than
250
pounds.
Thecal-
the
boys
wno
win
drive
it
in
the
can
be
built
up
to
the
maximum
race.
Evti
y
boy
must
be
able
berth.
of
boy
and
car
(250
pound.si
by
I
to
prove
mat
ne
duiu
tne
car
Btil
Oft
'
Himcpif
Officials
U'tll
riiumiilir..
the
use
of
wood
only,
which
must
not
be
built
into
the
cai
WOMEN
CURLERS
SET
SLATE
TO
RUN
ANNUAL
B0NSP1EL
Officials
have
been
named
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Ladies'
Curling
club
executive
to
arrange
the
second
annual
Ladies'
Totem
bonspiel
slated
for
Friday,
March
26
to
Tuesday,
March
30.
The
bonspiel
is
open
to
all
women
curlers
In
Prince
Rupert
whether
they
are
members
of
the
local
club
or
not.
Deadline
for
entries
is
March
15
and
invitations
have
been
sent
to
both
Smithers
and
Prince
George
ladies'
curling
clubs.
Unattached
curlers
are
asked
to
sign
the
forms
presently
posted
at
the
curling
rink
club
house
so
that
rinks
may.
be
made
up
later.'
Bonspiel
chairman
elected
this
week
is
Mrs.
Neely
Moore.
Other
committees
are:
prize,
Mrs.
Bill
Anderson
and
Mrs.
Terry
McNiece;
banquet,
Mrs.
W.
F.
Stone
and
Mrs.
Fred
Willson;
finance,
Mrs.
Stan
Petrow
and
Mrs.
Neely
Moore;
program,
Mrs.
Trevor
Johnston
and
Mrs.
T.
W.
Brown;
publicity,
Mrs.
B.
E.
Eyolfson;
draw
committee
chairman
with
members
to
be
appointed
to
assist
is
Fred
Aston.
any
ear
which,
In
the
opinion,
Kill
TAKP.
"not
was
not
built
by
the
boy
who
entered
It
in
the
race.
on
200
i
Arrangements
for
the
Trades
land
Labor
Council
May
21
Soap:
Box
eliminations
races
are
con-j
tinning
apace.
John
D.
Dyck,
!
;
chairman
for
the
races
said
to-
'
'
day.
i
Regulation
wheels
and
new
!
J
rule
books
are
on
their
way
to
I
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
Dyck
Kali,
j
adding
that
orr
of
the
officiary
of
the
Mission.
Soap
Box
der'jy
j
ni.iy
possibiy
be
present
fof
the
j
!
local
races.
1
i
The
revised
rules
for
the
soap
,
,
box
elimination
races
and
fori
;
the
lflM
Soap
Box
Derby
in
Ak-
j
ron.
Ohio,
have
been
simplified
'
to
cive
each
boy
an
even
bettor!
opportunity
to
win.
'
Herv
are
th?
major
rule
changes,
in
part,
as
they
appear;
in
the
l.-34
rule
book:
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
scored
In
J
Detroit
Thursday
night.
It
was
an
event.
.
j
Defenceman
Jim
Morrison,
who!
has
scored
only
seven
goals
all
t
Mason,
ended
one
of
the
Leafs'
I
longest
goal
famirfes
when
he
scored
against
Detroit
Red
Wings
i
in.
a
game
that
ended
in
a
3-3!
National
Hockey
League
tie.
,
The
Leafs
moved
into
sole
pos-
....
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,.f
ciu.....
nlnna
i.i
tViA
!
'
Sid
Smith
and
Eric
Nesterenko
;
scored
the
other
Leaf
goals.
Gor-
j
die
Howe,
the
league's
leading
scorer,
tallied
his
28th
of
the
j
season
when
he
beat
Toronto
;
ffoaltender
Oil
Mayer.
Glen
Skov
i
and
Ted
Lindsay
scored
the
'
others.
LINDSAY
TIED
SCORE
i
It
was
Lindsay's
goal
with
less
!
than
five
minutes
left
in
the
'
RrnarlunyfJ
Prince
Rupert
Dully
News
Friday,
Mucn
5,
or
chassis.
Metal
may
not
be
used
for
this
purpose.
Steering
There
must
be
a
clearance
of
at
least
two
inches
between
the
rim
of
the
."teering
wheel
and
any
part
of
the
car
or
drivers
body,
regardless
of
the
position
of
the
steering
wheel.
Brakes
-The
brake
must
be
operated
by
a
foot
pedal.
Hand,
hydraulic
or
any
type
mechanical
brakes
are
not
permitted.
that
ave
the
Wlngs
Jrafcue
standings
But
that
wa-sn't
'
fuamf,
the
tie.
ROD
AND
GUI
the
feature.
When
Morrison
beat
goalkeeper
Terry
Sawchuk
at
!9:53
of
the
first
period,
it
was
Toronto's
first
goal
in
six
games
j
Bruins
jumped
into
fourth
place
the
last
playoff
spot
j
ahead
of
New
York
Rangers
with
their
deadlock
In
Boston.
The
Rangers
were
idle
and
now
trail
the
Bruins
by
one
point
with
eight
games
to
go.
Woody
Dumart
put
the
Bruins
ANNUAL
Robinson
Hopes
To
Retire
From
Baseball
Next
Year
B.P.O.E.
in
Detroit
this
season
and
the
I
bhutcut
.streak,
which
dated
back
j
to
last
season,
had
run
352
minutes.
51
seconds.
.
,
'
Not
since
Tod
Sloan
beat
the
Hoi
Wings
in
the
final
Leaf-!
Detroit
came
of
the
1952-53
season
had
Toronto
scored
at
the
ahead
in
the
sixth
minute
of
the
second
period
when
he
slammed
VERO
BEACH.
Fla.
I
Jackie
Robinson,
Negro
trail-blazer
in
organized
baseball,
hopes
to
make
this
his
last
year
in
th?
game.
The
brilliant
Brooklyn
infield-
a
15-foot
backhander
through
the
open
side
of
the
Montreal
net.
However,
Canadiens
tied
it
up
later
in
the
period
on
defence-
;
man
Tom
Johnson's
hard
slap
ed
to
me.
Some
of
them
(.iK!
pay
very
well.
I
was
recently
offered
a
job
that
would
pay
me
$50,000
a
year.
My
wife
and
1
both
turned
it
down
because
it
was
not
the
kind
of
business
conducive
to.
our
v.-.y
of
liviic
."
The
former
all-aidiiiid
college
nthlete
.
carved
out.
a
brilliant
GAME
DINNER
AND
US
(Non-mcmbcrs
Welcome)
Friday,
March
5-6:30p,ii
Single
$3.00
Couple
$6.00
Tickets
available
at:
'
ly
-
-
ii
i
Olyinpia.
In
last
night's
only
other
game,
Montreal
Canadians
and
loston
Bruins
battled
to
a
1-
deadlock.
EVERY
FRIDAY
NIGHT
shot
deflected
off
a
Bruin
player
er,
who
finds
himself
battling
for
a
regular
position
for
the
first
tfme
since
he's
been
with
i
past
goaltender
Sugar
Jim
Henry
The
deadlock
left
the
Leafs
Jean
Beliveau
and
Ken
Mosdell
the
Dodgers,
has
several
busi
one
point
ahead
of
Canadiens
in
I
got
assists.
Music
by
THE
WESTERNAIRES
ness
deals
pending
next
winter
:
professional
baseball
career
nf
which
could
make
him
indepen-
:
ter
hurdling
the
Neero
barrie
dent
of
baseball
for
the
rest
of
with
Montreal
in
1940.
He
ioiu
unescorted
ladies
admitted
free
W'
'
"
2
W
fl
I
I
1,1.
isaien
vo-up
norciwarc
F
ashion
Fry
Rupert
Radio
&
Fleclric
his
life.
"I'm
not
savinir
that
this
def
i
ed
the
D.';lpers
in
HH7
and
dip-
Lyndhursts
Boss
Says
Canada
Mot
Welcome
at
Puck
Tourney
initely
will
be
mv
last
year.
vear."
in&
the
H'.xt
seven
years
by,
320
hfeti,,,,
REFRESHMENT
BAR
OPEN
W
f
Thia
aU
.
g
j
J
C(llll.t(,v
Fa,
m
up
a
remarkable
batting
average.
Robinson
said
today.
"I'm
merely
saying
I
hope
I
can
quit
after
this
season.
That
depends
on
.
-
-
-----
:
.
"immmm
wv
''"-v-i
ni
(-tff'i-'-wjrfi
-j
-
Marcus
Egen,
who
had
five
teeth
smashed
as
his
team
bowed
to
East
York
6-1
Wednesday,
Despite
Egen's
statement
that
STOCKHOLM
(CP)
The
atmosphere
on
the
ice
was
friendly
but
at
the
rinkside
blue
sp.nks
were
flying
as
Canada
I'np.ired
for
a
vital
game
with
Chechoslovakia
today
in
the
'
whether
the
things
1
have
in
'
mind
will
materialize,
i
"I'm
not
at
liberty
right
now
!
to
say
what
those
things
are
th
Canadians
wers
not
rcspon
sible
for
his
iniury.
Dagens-,
except
that
they
are
vitally
con
worid
hockey
tournament.
;
Nvheter
Swprier.'x
hieuest
news-
nected
with
the
promotion
of
better
understanding
between
Germany
got
its
first
victory
;
paper
called
the
incident
the
u.
i...
iu....m.
iiv
Canadians
-worse
crime,
wnicn
;
peoples
of
ail
races.
While
my
opening
Saioe,
MiucKing
uurui-.has
increased
their
deep-seated
,
prime
concern
is
to
earn
a
liv-
t
lng
in
supporting
of
my
family,
'
it's
not
just
security
I'm
after.
'
"I
could
be
financially
set
as
j
of
now
if
I
wanted
to
accept
j
any
of
several
good
jobs
offer-
land
5-1.
The
win,
coupled
with
tin
earlier
tie,
moved
the
Germans
to
fifth
place
behind
Canada.
Russia,
Czechoslovakia
i:iid
Sweden.
Russia
and
Sweden
meet
in
a
fcroikout
battle
tonight
in
th?
day's
final
game.
unpopularity
here."
Morgon
-
Tidningen
commented
that
the
Canadians
could
take
lessons
from
the
Russians
in
sportsmanship.
1WO
NOW
OCT
Preston,
a
former
East
York
player,
said
his
club
has
suffered
more
injuries
since
comi"1;
m
i
-
-
m..m
ivx'i
It
phntf
of
trnvml,
chalhnn
ortd
inlr
fer
ts.
to
Europe
than
in
an
en'.i.e
season
at
home.
Two
East
York
defenccmen
;
currently
are
out
with
injuries.
Harold
Fiskari
is
through
for
the
series
with
a
torn
knee
liga
Th.
Army
offer!
o
hcolthy
and
v;goroul
lilt.
A
camr
Klditr
hk
Mr.
Gardner,
or
48,
can
put
many
men
yeart
yaunner
lo
theme
in
phymal
fitnet,
and
Ktirmno.
He
hat
mad,
para
cnul
jump,
and
proudly
Heart
the
porotroopr'!
Cxc(en
medico
and
tinnl
rn
t.aU
U..L
.t.
At
for
opportunist,
look
at
th
w,d
choir
si,
Hi
end
trades
o
man
tan
ham.
What
othtr
organuatmn
will
g.v
him
iufh
..c.lent
training
and
pay
hm
tor
it
at
th
tamo
(im?
7hs
days
promotions
con
com
Y9ry
fast.
T
,."
aro
hundreds
of
tartar
totdimrs
who
com
horn
th
ranks
to
fccom
senior
N.CO.'i
and
offrCtri.
Canadian
solder
thttt
dayi,
Monoeuvfti
and
duty
hi
partt
of
Canada,
intluding
lh
Airtit
regions!
ti
in
Korea
and
German
Jh
job
of
helping
to
dplwi
Cm-is
as
bitf
Of
this
country
and
at
stufttrvd
01
(de
Hirtrt
points
of
otjgrtttion.
and
we
homy
of
qui
sol
die
n
Canada
and
Russia
are
un-j
beaten
in
their
five
starts
to
dale.
The
Czechs
and
Swedes,!
with
identical
4-1
scores,
both1;
need
victories
to
stay
in
the
laee.
All
four
have
one
game
remaining
after
today
with
Tor-onto
East
York
and
Moscow'
Dynamos
expected
to
decide
the
1
i
championship
in
their
closing-day
meeting
on
Sunday.
NOT
WELCOME"
But
off
the
ice
it
was
a
dlf-lerent
story.
Incensed
by
new
attacks
on
his
team
in
the
Swedish
press
charging
rough
play.
East
York
manager
Don
Preston
said
that
Canada
should
j-tay
away
from
future
world
tournaments
in
Europe
because
"we
are
not
welcome
here."
ment
and
Doug
Chapman
suffered
a
broken
jaw
in
a
collision
with
a
Swedish
defence-man.
Chapman
may
return
wearing
a
protective
mask,
for
the
game
against
Russia.
DINING
PLEASURE
in
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
is
is
a
Proud
Life!
More
Sports
On
Page
6
Challenging
Rewarding
rsmOWEN
GARDNER,
ppcli
,
.
:
.ism
CHESTERFIELDS
by
KROEHLER
and
SNYDER
FLOOR
MODELS
Newspaper
criticism,
whioh
had
died
down
after
the
Cana-
j
diarus'
impressive
8-0
victory;
over
Sweden's
defending
chain-
I
pions
Monday,
was
fanned'
by!
.'in
injury
to
German
centre:
Kerrisdale
Wins
j
junior
Final
.
!
VANCOUVER
0
Ken
Saun-j
dors'
overtime
goal
with
21
NX-j
Oiifts
remaining
Thursday
night
i
t.ive
Kerrisdale
Kerries
a
4-3
1
win
over
New
Westminster
Elks
j
!
:
'
d
a
nei
r.
eror
d
straight
victory
i
i;
(he
be'st-of
-three
.
Inler.-Citjyl
Ji'.liior
Amateur
Hockey"
finals.
Kerrisdale
now
takes
on
Nan--:
eiino
ni
the
Vancouver
Island
'
junior
loop
in
a
best-of-three
I
ull'air
for
the
Pacific
Coast
I
championship.
The
winner
of
the
series
will
meet
the'vlctor
of'
the
Interior
playdowns
for
the
B.C.
lit.'e.
I
O
MINN
OFF
ic
name
lime
rti-nf
!
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wiiirl
lo
servo
Ciuimla
ami
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LAST
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FIGHTS
By
The
Associated
Press
West
Palm
Beach,
Fla.-Irwin
Schultz.
165,
New
York,
outpointed
Jimmy
Jewell,
169,
Birmingham,
Ala.,
10.
Fall
River,
Mass.
Roy
Andrews,
13934,
Lowell.
Mass..ston-
ft
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f.
MffilLCDIIflraS
ped
Bob
English,
137"j,
FalP
River,
1.
Hartford,
Conn.
Graham
j
Holmes.
134,
Manchester,
N.H.,
!
outpointed
Tommy
Tibbs,
132,
Boston,
10.
Taroma,
Wash.
Pat
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