Prime
Rupert
Doily
News
Monday,
March
30.
19b3
Oldtimers
Used
Many
Players,
Tricks
To
Smother
All-Star
Cage
Champions
II
nmi
Great
Athlete,
Jim
Thorpe
Dies
in
Trailer
An
expert
tea
taster
can
identify
perhaps
more
than
1,500
different
types
of
tea
leaf.
Tlie
first
insurance
business
to
be
practised
in
past
centuries
covered
ship.-;
and
cargoes
at
sea.
While
the
first
three
frames
Ity
LA
Kit
Y
STANYVOOI)
eyes
of
spectators
with
their
spectacular
fUor
play
and
shooting
on
occasion
were
such
past
.
LOS
ANGELES
(CP
Stalwart
A
squad
o
"old-time"
ragers.
of
the
spectacular
exniumon
were
hectic
enough,
the
final
quarter
saw
the
biggest
advance
by
the
Oldtimers
when
Arney
and
It's
A
Wise
Woman...
Jim
Thorpe.
64,
Oklahoma
ma-
headed
by
a
well-known
coach
ereats
as
Herpie
Morgan,
uon
TODAY
and
TUESDAY
EVENING
SHOWS
1:
-
9:
P.M.
TOTE
-
f
AMOl
SI'UVIKSTHt
ian
who
became
veritable
col-
Bnd
B
vcteraI1
player
sUU
ln
theArm.y
alld
Scv
Dominate.
Heine
ossus
In
the
world
of
athletics,
iineups
moved
out
of
retirement
Bill
with
one
field
goal
eacn
and
Mel
Holkestud,
Boyo
Ourvlch
racked
uft
more
than
So
points
(the
score-keeper
must
have
had
and
Ole
Slatta.
Ttiere
was
whisper
among
the
..
When
guying
Your
New
?&2SSg3&2
ft
Dress
or
Coat
or
Suit
three
referees
necessary
to
keep
died
baturaay.
Saturday
night
to
drub
the
He
suffered
a
heart
attack
In
popular
senior
all-star
Challen-
his
trailer
in
suburban
Lomita
Kers
98.63
nl
a
hirl-wind
exhi-
where
he
lived
with
his
wife
bitlon
basketball
feature.
Patricia.
xed
Arney.
sinking
a
sizzling
News
of
his
death
brought
40
points
and
Alex
Bill,
regular
words
of
tribute
irom
men
who
coach
of
the
Challengers,
with
in.ij
i
t
v-.
uim
an
A
n-rttrt.
u.'Vm
i
,1
ti-
his
hand
in
this
.
PLENTY
OK
1ULP
But
what
brounht
real
con
up
with
the
trying
pace
set
by
1jbe
SURE
'
1
NEW
.
.
'.
the
aggressors
that
Oldtimers
HEN
of
STEEL!
liyl
stemation
to
coach
Hartwig
was
were
featuring
a
packed
team
and
that
they
must
have
been
his
five-man
squad
facing
an
in-
crenslnu
number
of
Oldtimers
quietly
all
season
for
Practicing
described
him
as
incomparable
slau7nt
by
tne
old-timers
to
un-
who
seemed
to
multiply
cn
the
EASTER
BONNETS
and
the
greatest
athlete
of
all
seat
the
challengers
In
the
c
time.
i
-greatest
upset
in
local
easel
The
referees
by
the
way.
were
Must
talked
about
sports
fig-
history
"
1)011
forward.
R.
H.
iShmi
David-
ure
of
hU
day
in
football,
track!
challengers,
finalists
in
last's""-
10
kecP
tnP
Py
and
field
and
later
in
big
league
-4
A
mcn-s
basketball
!
gentlemanly.
Misa
Elaine
May-
baseball,
Thorpe
had
suffered
championship,
are
scheduled
to
;
n"1-
Popular
coach
of
Bix.th
two
previous
heart
attacks,
one
piay
here
for
the
senior
B
chain-
!
Memorial
High
.School
girls
in
1943
and
another
last
year,
i
ninnshlt
next
month
Thev
were
'
team.
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
floor.
In
fact,
towards
the
rtytng
seconds.
Oldtimers
had
no
less
than
10
plavers
on
the
court
and
Art
Murray.
Basketball
Association
president,
joined
the
ranks
from
outside
the
line
to
try
for
a
shot
at
the
hoop,
die
missed.)
Seeing
no
other
recourse,
Challenger
coach
Hartwig
reinforced
his
squad
with
the
balance
of
his
second
string
and
when
the
final
IIIIKIillll
For
the
lasers,
centre
Art
OUon
topped
the
scoring
with
14
points,
but
usually
strong
supporters-Jimmy
Flaten,
Mickey
Webster,
Ray
Spring
and
Rupe
Hoikestad
were
no
match
for
the
strong-arm
tactics
of
the
Okltimns
who
completely
confused
by
the
fast-.
breaking
Oldtimers
who
seemed
1
to
have
players
everywhere
Un
fact,
they
did).
;
Spearheading
the
unorthodox
'but
effective
floor
play
by
the
Oldtimers
was
Joe
Davis,
star
i
Challenger
loaned
as
a
substitute,
ATTENTION)
buz.i
r
sounded,
even
some
spec
Hawks,
Bruins
Both
Win
In
Overtime
H.,
tators
gained
the
floor,
probably
ball-hawked
and
slummt
their
'to
make
up
a
third
team
TODAY
ond
TUESX
way
en
masse
to
victory.
;
So
ended
the
excitement
Plu
I
AKTOON
-
NEWS
"SI'OTI.IOHT
No.
4H
CAPITO
HOCKEY
SCORES;
fo,er
Leafs
CHICAGO
(CP)
Al
Dcwsburys
Show
7
-
9:00
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lAMIrt
S
Pl.Wir
iTIi!
SATURDAY
Cinch
Title
MIXED
FIVE-PIN
BOWLERS
Ail
those
interested
in
joining
the
spring
league
please
leave
your
names
ot
the
bowling
alley
or
Phone
Red
709.
Will.
New
Westminster
4.
Saskatoon
11
iS.i-skatoon
leads
best-ol-seven
semi-final
2-0.
Calgary
4.
Edmonton
2
Ed
and
such
regulars
as
Fred
Cal-derone.
Don
Fitch
and
Vern
Ciccone.
Don
Hartwig.
coaching
this
season's
hopefuls,
was
noticeably
harrassed
while
he
whipped
his
charges
into
action
with
shouts
and
antics
of
encouragement
from
the
bench
In
contrast.
Angus
Macphee,
coaching
the
"stars
of
yesteryear,"
took
triumph
In
his
stride
while
quietly
giving
pointers
to
his
former
team-mates.
Other
techniques
by
the
Old-timers
which
led
to
the
contusion
of
the
less
experienced
and
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Vancouver
Clover
Leafs
won
the
British
wm
w
-trlYOUR'
Columbia
Senior
"A
men
s
bus-
monton
leads
best-of-five
quar-
kl,U)a
champlunshlp
by
bounc
brilliant
goal
in
a
sudden-death
overtime
period
gave
Chicago
Black
Hawks
a
2-1
victory
Sunday
night
over
Montreal
Canad-iens.
It
was
their
first
win
In
the
National
Hockey
League
semi
finals.
Canadiens
lead
the
Stan-Icy
Cup
playoff
scries
2-1.
At
Boston,
winger
Jake
Mcln-tyre's
goal
at
12:29
of
the
first
overtime
period
gave
Boston
Bruins
a
2-1
victory
over
the
defending
champion
Detroit
Red
L4
tcr
'mal
2-1'.
UlK
victoria
Kms
72-50
In
the
B.C.
SEMOK
UNAI.S
I
sixth
game
of
the
besl-of-scvcn
I'enticton
6.
Spokane
3
Rpo-jhnul.
Iron.
Icaru
hrt.r-srven
srra-s!
DesDlte
a
ctnUUatllB
28-
LITTLE
THEATRE
4
j
2
-1
.
i
point
performance
by
John
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
youthful
team:
full
change
of
i
SUNDA
PRESENTS
;
Clark.
Kins
were
no
maien
lor
ithe
firfd-up
Leaf.
j
Geoff
Craig
and
Jack
McKin-
Wings
as
Boston
took
a
2-1
lead
,
lineup
with
only
14
seconds
left
i
Hill.
Vancouver
2.
Seattle
3
(Si
at
in
their
National
Hockey
League
before
half-time;
strong-arm
dc-
wcre
best
lor
tne
ieais.
"LOVERS
LEAP
fence,
known
better
as
"tack-
tic
leads
best-of-five
.iuarter
non
best-of-seven
semi-final
Stanley
t
HA.
i
...
L
1
...
H
ling;"
screened
passing,
also'
lnai
2-1
1.
scoring
14
points
apiece
'
known
as
"ring-around-the-ro-
Cup
series.
Dews'uury
broke
up
the
game
at
Chicago
at
5:13
of
overtime.
sic:"
the
"extra
players"
system.
Other
old-timers
to
catch
the
:
He
took
George
Gee's
pass-out
i
from
back
of
the
boards
andj
slammed
it
in
from,
30
feet
out.
j
.
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v
t
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f
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and
Tuesday,
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That's
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Cab
for
You
Two
Canadien
defenders
and;
j
Goalie
Gerry
McNeil
waved
des-
i
i
perately
at
the
puck
as
it
sailed
'
.
v
'
:
i
'
It
was
the
first
goal
in
20;
j
games
for
Mclntyre.
He
took
a
i
i
pass
from
linematc
Dave
Cretan-1
I
ton
at
centre
and
broke
In
with
jonly
defeneeman
Bob
Goldham
(between
him
and
goalie
Terry
j
'
'
Sawchuk.
!
M-Intyre
raced
In
and,
with
j
Goldham
forcing
him
to
the
'boards,
fired
a
20-foot
backhander
that
sailed
past
Saw-i
chuk
as
the
throng
of
13.909
went
j
wild.
I
I
The
hustling
Bruins-whoJ
Nick
Kepes
of
Shentons
topped
ail
single
game
counts
in
the
mixed
five-pin
bowling
league
last
week
with
338
and
counted
high
three
for
the
men
with
740.
Vivian
Wrathall
of
Headpin-ners.
rolling
a
singlcof
329.
topped
all
three-game
totals
with
B30.
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Vancouver
Filers,
last
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rhamplons,
took
a
commanding
25-point
lead
in
the
first
game
of
a
two-game,
total-point
series
with
Calgary
Wittlchens
when
they
racked
up
a
48-23
win
here
In
the
first
round
of
the
ladles'
basketball
championship.
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more-experienced
Vancouver
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famous
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KY
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Us
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19
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Toronto
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Leafs
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in
the
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game
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series.
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the
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again
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