nnuai
Badminton
Tourney
Gets
Awav
Prince
Kupert
Daily
News
Monday,
April
20,
1953
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Mi.
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Livic
centre
With
Participants
.
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t
SHENTON
WINS
TOURNAMENT,
Oeorge
Slienlori
won
the
men's
tenpin
bowling
toifrrm
ment
here
Sunday
with
a
five-game
total
of
B45
for
an
average
s
of
180.
He
had
a
handicap
of
56.
'
"
Second
best
was
Charlie
Watman,
who
had
a
handicap
e
ZZ
and
rolled
923.
High
single
game
honors
went
to
Art
01e:T.
a
scratch
h
wler,
vno
topped
the
list
with
his
221
total
rolled
in
the
firat
game.
His
five-game
total
was
t'.j.
CCC
Cagers
Beat
Falls
But
Bowling
Team
Loses
'
i(,Uld,rwav
"""ta
to-
"lcn
doub1
2
Sunday
af-
niuht
at
7
o
c
"
u-
sl
tlle
Civic
Centre
with
lhe
condition,
Included
15
J'u
round
moved
into
the
conaola
j
In
the
cage
series
Rupert
pulp
millers
won
74-54
In
the
first
game
and
83-54
in
the
second
j
with
Bill
(Monk)
Sunberg
as
high
j
Hon
competition,
also
In
the
WELLS
TROUNCE
BEARS
0
TAKE
ONE-GAME
LEAD
The
Prince
Rupert
CCC
300
Club's
basketball
team
retained
the
northern
pulp
mill
challenge
trophy
at
Ocean
Falls
Saturday
night
by
defeating
the
paper
town's
squad
157-103
In
a
two-game
total
ppint
series.
The
"300"
mixed
bowlers,
however,
didn't
fare
as
well,
dropping
their
hold
on
the
bowling
trophy
to
the
Falls
quintet
5252-4963
in
a
five-game
challenge
meet.
Both
teams
flew
down
Saturday
in
two
chartered
QCA
Can-Ms
and
returned
to
Rupert
on
Sunday.
EDMONTON
o
Toronto
Nortown
Tri-Bi.ila
ran
away
Hero's
Our
'
SPRING
OPENER
Special
Baseball
and
Softball
Mitts
at
real
Savinft.
Last
year
we
over-ordered-r-,
this
year
we're
clearing
them
at
huge
reductions
.
.
.
See
our
stock.
The
SPORTS
SHOP
,.
the
University
or
Alberta
Golden
Bear
72-53
Saturday
t
to
tal:r
a
one-game
lead
In
the
Canadian
Senior
Men
i
.tbalJ
Imal.
scorer
In
both
events.
I
Rupert's
scoring:
Don
Scherk
;20,
0;
8.
Scherk
3,
9;
Davis
2,
9;
Thompson
3,
9;
Marshall
12.
9;
!
8unberg
22,
21
;
Carlson
12,
16.
i
In
the
Jowllng
competition,
Jack
Gilchrist
of
Ocean
Falls
led
j
the
winners
with
a
347
high
single.
Bill
Wagner
of
Rupert
scored
256
for
his
team's
highest
single
and
totalled
1210
in
the
five
games
Toronto
leads
the
Dest-of-flve
aeries
2-1.
Fourth
game
Ueml
finals
tonight.
Competition
thLi
year
Is
shown
i
to
be
keen
and
evenly
matched.
New
names
will
take
we
top
places
this
year
for
the
winners
of
previous
years
have
left
the
i
clty-
j
Trophies
and
prize
-will
be
i
awarded
at
the
forthcoming
j
party
which
will
follow
soon
j
after
the
tourney,
expected
to
(
j
close
Wednesday.
Members
of
the
tournament
committee
are
Ernie
Paulding,
Dave
Kaaiord,
Dave
ttowen,
Bruce
Mills
and
Roy
Paulsen.
'
Rules
and
regulations
are
posted
in
the
gymnasium
at
the
Civic
,
Centre.
DR.
LICAS
GALIGN'IAN'A.
Argentine
ambassador
to
Canada,
has
arrived
In
Ottawa
and
presented
his
credentials
to
Governor-General
Vincent
Masscy.
be
played
tonight
with
the
fifth,
Tuesday,
If
necessary.
peral
Motors
Beats
CYO
n
Pre-Season
Soccer
Game
In
we
said
?
f
.jcontl
of
a
pre-seaon
rliance
and
scored
with
a
wicked
wins
at
Roosevelt
Park,
first-time
hot.
i
iarmi!
the
General
Ward
avcd
well
from
Phillips
colors
Sunday
defeated
a
and
was
lucky
to
clear
a
fine
nann?
OO
color
3-2.
;
long
drive
by
Silversmith.
Tait
,rvii-.s
wind
made
good
got
a
break
away
and
though
.
di!:nuit
and
an
uneven
stopped
by
Marron,
who
ran
out
iii
rr.ijxmsiole
for
mis-
to
block
him,
regained
po&ieg-i
Alon
and
went
on
to
score
eaaiiy.
(,tnrs
went
ahead
when
The
CYO
attacked
but
Eby,
:.
s
ored
and
went
two
Ebert
and
Bishop
held
out
while
Calgary's
Entry
In
WL
Ends
Long
Dream
By
RAY
Gl'AY
CALGARY
(CP)
A
dream
of
4-).:'
t'lske
Kut
,he
bal1
Murray
al.vj
headed
away
a
dan-
mt.
sroie
ai
nan-tune
gerou
shot.
many
years'
standing
came
true
.rot
long
ago
when
Calgary
was
admitted
Into
the
class
A
West-
CYOs
flr.it
goalie
was
weak
!
Carelll
tllavctl
hurA
attA
,,....
i
.r
the
Motors.
aond
half
found
the
"
InternaU
Baseball
fully.
Phillip.,
wa,
sound
and
In
TJTtT?
111
h
Ea"'ei
baseball
booster,
kept
the
ft
'.aekin-r.
and
following
a
by
Ward,
Bam-late!iel
i.Mtance
on
to
the
i
tn
team
back
In
the
f
'""'"'!!
another
hot
smith,
Baptise,
Uambolnna
ana
,
,
'j
0"w
,
tnY
c
-
f
.
.7.
-
ban
was
Jilwav
a
threat.
Oufra-s
v,
1
b
THE
ALLEYS
'
V,"U
U(i.M-(ilU.
was
always
dangerous
and
never!
Tiw
wmu.r
months
were
taken
missea
a
cnance
w
snoot.
i
wllh
p
organizing
th
club
and
Ward
WiU
lucky
tn
sonic
of
his
boosting
the
park's
seating
ca-elearaiues
Eby
and
fcbert
were
paetty
by
at
least
1,000.
to
ac-clever,
reiourceful
backs,
nishop
commodate
some
4.500
fans'
a,
a
standout.
Mi
Kay
was
good
when
th?
first
home
game
gets
until
he
twisted
his
knee.
Lien
under
way
Mav
12.
.
j
was
hard
to
beat
and
Talt,
Mar-
j
First
president
of
the
new
j
mil
and
U
.ske
were
the
best
for-
club
Is
Norman
iBusi
Larey.
a
j
ward
Willi
i'eiaomma
getting
a
former
Calgary
bnseball
player;
good
CO.il
Bill
Baxter
relereed
the
game.
ttfia
Dunbar,
prge
Shenton
Id
5-Pinners
t
i
Irjiitt.ir
of
Pushovrrs
w
'.o
h'ii
.irs
for
the
ladles
t
iku
ut
Mixed
Rowling
IM-muu'c
and
771
for
i
,n
Men's
Inch
scores
I
iri
In
George
Kheiitun
''.ii
s
m!!i
3U7
for
single
!
1-tnple
count,
4
inch
single
was
counted
4
liii.iiers.
1284.
who
tied
t
.ihohts
for
high
three
Claudia
Sander-Liiiiv
JieaR'.if
Nes
topped
the
il;th
a
308-single
and
a
ii.t
"f
717.
George
Mor-t,il.
Ja
Icts
rolled
281
for
Mickey
Mantle
38
Feet
Short
Of
World
Mark
in
nww
in
iiie
uu
uuMiirss.
l
'
Shortly
after
his
Appointment.
'
Lnriy
hired
Walter
Brock
of,.
New
Yotk.
formerly
with
the
RoUiii
Brnvei,
as
business
man-
I
"cer,
and
Gene
Mllard
as
play-in-maniger
Gene,
a
baseball
player
for
18
years,
has
spent
the
last
few
as
plHylng-mnnncer
of
several
minor
league
clubs.
The
Slampeders
a
name
also
elai-neri
bv
Calgary's
hockey
and
j
,
fix.tbail
clubs
have
no
working
'
1
agreement
with
hl"?her-cla.sHlfi-
j
ration
rlubs.
but
they
have
beta,
j
promised
help
by
several.
i
M"cr
.
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nada's
futn,
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m
liuie
pljts
when
jrou
chink
of
CinsJa's
future
I
SPORTSMAN'S
DIGESTS
HOW
TO
PUT
LINE
ON
SPINNING
REELS
.
.
.
f
ur
OuatJx,
when
ibis
war
is
ended,
will
j.und
on
the
threshold
of
t
splendid
and
challenging
opportunity.
Th
need
will
be
(here,
(he
time
will
be
ripe,
for
ut,
unprecedented
development
.
.
.
Hr
planning
today,
we
purchase
ready.
made
markets
for
lo
morrow,
markets
which
will
ahurbour
fullest
productive
effort
and
thus
create
$
linful
employment
for
everyone."
Th
brr
h
mn
exirn
t
fm
mi
dJtrrtt
-emmt
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Mickey
Mantle
came
clooe.
but
missed
by
3S
feet
hitting
the
longest
home
run
In
unofficial
records
Jfriday.
Tiie
young
New
York
Yankee
rentrefielder
toed
off
on
a
plteh
bv
Church
6tobs
of
Washington
and
the
bnil
travelled
an
estimated
562
feet
The
lor.gent
home
r
in
ever
hit
was
by
B.ibe
Ruth
in
Rrluss
Stadium,
Detroit,
in
1?2
It
Is
said
to
hive
travelled
600
feet,
and
H
O
Salsinier.
siKirt
editor
of
the
Detroit
News,
obtained
affidavits
to
that
effect
from
several
vr
pubis
hid
Jtt'tug
March,,
11
m
.
.
sinale
and
Erie
San-
tit
!
tally
Sews
counted
a
4
'
t'.tul
of
0117
i
4
high
single
and
high
;
K-n
eie
counted
by
Glass
uh
1264
and
I
ItrsulU
;ur
-Pushovers
4.
Pen-
iy
(I
Ocean
View
4.
99
t
F.uhiuii
3.
Orphans
1;
,
I
Broadway
1;
Shentons
JBay
2.
Canada
Life
2.
ers
2
,
Je-I)a.ly
News
4.
Booth
rn
Class
Thorn
Sheet
j
f
Harolds
3.
Jerrv's
1:
I
inns
3.
Hl-Jaekers
1;
f
Bulgers
1;
Hills
2.
Acme
unit
it
t
pfntuti.
23
Empire
Countries
Asked
to
BEG
j
Standings
j
-
-
Keailplnners
55.
;
HeB
HOW
TO
THANSFM
SPlM"
UIHC
IINE
ONTO
SPINNING
REEL'S
SPOOL
WITHOUT
CHEATING
KINKS.
TIE
A
SUP
NOOSS
AHOONP
SPOOL'S
RECE&S
NO
KFEPIN&
AN
EVEN
TENSION,
WINO
THB
IINE
CiOCK-VVlSg
FOR
BO
TURNS,
MOLDING
THE
REEL
SPOOL'S
BAfiB
FLAN6C
THEN
TUPN
SPOOL
ABOUT
AND
HOLD
B
ITS
WONT
R.ANGS.
NOW
WIND
THE
LINE
tOuNTEaClOCKW'SB
OH
SO
TUBNS.
BtPEAT
THIS
ALTENA-TIN6
UNTIL
PtEL
SPOOL
IS
HLLLP.
t
Shentons
44.
Fash.
J
"sl.
Canada
U1f
39,
J.
9J
Taxi
38,
Ocean
i
MONTREAL,
(CP)
Invitations'
,
iphans
30.
Miller
Bay
to
23
Commonwealth
Countries
f
:"
have
been
Issued
inviting
thrmj
r"-Jetry
s
52.
Northern
to
participate
In
the
British
f
imrokis
42.
Jersi-yjEmpIre
and
Commonwealth
;
Bulger
39,
Tliom
Games
in
Vancouver
July
30-1
.UOVERPILLBD
SPOOL
r,X
I
)
CAUSES
LINE
SNARLS.
"
'
1
-F
-FILL
SPOOL
TO
ITS
LIP
"l
J
Is
I
1
1
1
III
1
Acme
August
7.
1954.
I')'
'I
V's33,
Booth
30.
Con
FOR
BEST
RESULTS.
iNSUftciCNT
Filling
'
f
.
Jai
kers
29
Electricity
riays
a
Vital
tart
Since
19
iO
Canada's
output
of
electric
power
has
more
than
doubled.
This
extensive
development
of
our
power
resources
undoubtedly
accounts,
in
part,
for
this
country's
rapid
expansion.
It
is
significant,
for
example,
that
we
use
about
three
times
as
much
electric
energy
as
the
thirteen
countries
of
South
America
combined,
although
we
have
only
about
one-eighth
of
their
population.
Working
Iland-in-lland
with
Industry
VC'e
of
Canadian
General
Electric
are
proud
of
the
part
this
Company
has
always
played
and
is
still
playing
in
Canada's
remarkable
development.
Our
great
family
of
workers
has
increased
from
8,500
in
1944,
when
the
above
advertisement
t
appeared,
to
over
1
1,000
today.
And
since
that
time
we
have
spent
some
45
million
dollars
on
new
plants,
new
offices
and
warehouses
as
well
as
on
new
equipment
and
extensions
to
existing
plants.
Because
it
believes
that
"the
best
is
yet
to
be"
where
Canadi
is
concerned,
this
Company
is
even
now
stepping'
up
tfie
expansion
of
its
manufacturing
and
distributing
facilities
to
meet
the
increasing
demand
for
its
products
resulting
from
WAS
iluriii"
the
tl.irk
days
of
the
last
war
that
we
wrote
IT
those
words.
Can
anyone
looking
at
Canada
today,
siy
that
our
confidence
',
the
destiny
of
this
country
was
misnUccd?
Canada's
Amazing
Growth
The
expansion
in
every
phase
of
our
national
life
since
that
advertisement
appeared
is
a
matter
of
record.
The
gross
national
product
(the
total
value
of
all
the
goods
and
services
Canada
produces
in
a
year)
lias
risen
from
approximately
$12
billion
in
19
il
to
$23
billion
in
1952
while
the
annual
value
of
our
manufactured
goods
alone
has
doubled
during
the
same
period.
I:rom
12,01)0,000
in
1911,
our
population
has
increased
by
over
two
and
a
half
million
which
is
like
saying
that
more
than
three-quarters
of
the
population
of
Norway,
or
more
than
one
and
a
quarter
times
the
population
of
New
Zealand
lias
been
added
during
those
years.
Despite
the
fact
that
Qnada
.(
has
approximately
only
one-half
of
tine
percent
of
the
world's
population,
she
ranks
third
among
the
trading
nations.
Of
the
ten
leading
trading
nations,
on
a
per
capita
basis,
slie
is
first.
It
is
estimated
that
by
19(0
our
population
will
have
reached
!
Twelve
countries
competed
In
j
the
nr0
Riimes
at
Auckland,
n.Z
and
were
represented
by
:
nearly
600
athletes.
SHORTENS
THE
CASTS.
ball
Scores
V.W.".
V.".
W.V.
wv
Jav
Davl
(
honorary
e-
of
the
Canadian
nsocla-
SATURDAY
4ineriean
i
8-3
1
1,
1
1,
ai
i
t
lion
for
the
games,
said
the
num.
ber
may
be
ireutcr
in
19:4.
Countries
In
the
West
Indies.
Af.ica
and
Asia
which
were
not
represented
in
19.;0,
largely
be-
cau.e
of
dlvtanees
to
be
travel-
led,
are
expected
to
send
ath-
letes
to
Vancouver.
J
:
d
G.
Chlcaso
7.
at
WavhiiiKton
ppd.
V
k'il
I'lnladelphia
ppd
I
National
'"
PD'I.
eokl
weather.
Jr,,,c
al
l.ranue
JT-iii-lM-,,
8,
Oakland
1.
Passenger
Train
Service
tl-
HollywiHid
3
n'ui
(I
t;...,in
;"
Portland
3
WNDAY
Alni.il,.
SPECIALS
1!MX
Diiilue
t
ustom
Sedan
Heater,
defroster
and
radio,
lleetised
$1375
sixteen
and
three
quarter
million
and
by
that
year
some
Canada's
phenomenal
development.
And
so
today,
u-e
again
say
confidently:
THINK
BIG
.
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