The
t'rince
Rupert
Daily
News
.Wednesday,
February
3,
1954
Fights
Feature
Flyers
Win;
Hannigan
Scores
Hat
Trick
PRINCE
RUPERT
CURLEHS
GREETED
ON
RETURN
HOM
The
three
rinks
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Curling
club
that
took
part
in
the
entire
28th
annual
Smithers
bonspid
m
'
the
week-end,
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
by
train
last
iJ
where
they
were
welcomed
by
families
and
friends.
Returning
were
members
of
George
Dibb's,
Al
Mintr.
and
Ken
Robertson's
rinks,
bringing
with
them
two
min6,
prizes.
The
Dibb
rink
were
presented
Tuesday
night
win
boxes
of
tea
bags
for
winning
the
most
games
of
any
vlsitlo.
Thp
rucmed
encounter
By
The
Associated
Press
Members
of
the
fight
fraternity,
in
search
of
a
heavyweight
contender,
might
well
cast
an
eye
over
the
Western
Hockey
penalty-free
until
-the
15-mln-ute
mark
of
the
second
when
the
first
of
11
men
were
thumbed
off.
unofficial
statistics
showed
Shuttle
Meet
Tomorrow
Will
Feature
100
Games
More
than
100
games
are
scheduled
tomorrow-night
at
the
Civic
Centre
when
the
Civic
Centre
Round
Robin
Badminton
club
tournament
gets
under
x
a
!
tnnm
will
will
PERFECT
SCORE
ATTAINED
BY
FRANK
ANFIELD
JUNIOR
Frank
Anfield
jr.
joined
the
100
per
cent
marksmanship
group
last
night,
when
he
pulled
off
a
perfect
score
in
the
weekly
shoot
of
the
Civic
Centre
Youth
Rifle
club.
Last
week
Bill
Holgate
shot
100
out
of
100
and
this
week
came
second
with
98
points
out
of
a
100
with
a
one-inch
grouping.
In
third
place
was
John
Clibbett
who
also
scored
98
points
but
his
grouping
was
l3i
inches.
Other
top
sharpshooters
were:
Max
Fleming
and
Wayne
Crowe
with
96;
Joe
Kraupner
and
Robert
Pedersen
with
95;
Glen
Smith
with
94;
Harry
Schradcr
with
91,
and
Brlen
Roberts
with
90.
League
..'.
..f
f
Vioro
wire
hs
manv
fiEhts
start-
their
corner
swinging
Tuesday,
ed
as
there
were
goals
scoied
rink,
l
ney
wuu
iuui
gn.o.
......
v..
uu
a
prize
of
coffee.
nfcht.
nd
when
the
decision
Bonin
ana
noss
uic
,
was
announced,
the
Flyers
had!
up
majors
In
the
second
perion
way
at
7
p.m
brawled
teir
way
irto
rounn
ior
ri-ntw..iS
.......
MODERN
AND
OLD
TIME
1
tourney.
Any
late
team
automatically
default
Its
missed
game,
thus
losing
points
and
af-lecling
Its
total
score.
C
mg
war.
place
in
i
ie
league
standings.
rnlln
Kilburn
and
Bonin
had
The
tournament
will
take
p'.aee
In
both
the
big
and
smaller
ervmnasiiim
and
mill
feature
20
Victo.la
Cougars,
playing
the
The
following
teams
play
at
at
each
other
in
a
melee
ioined
by
everyone
but
the
goalies.
As
DANCE-FRIDAY
mixed
doubles
all
of
whom
Willi
1
.
.
r
meet
eacn
oiner
in
cuiiiijcuuuh
McLeod
and
N.
Youngman
second
game
of
their
prairie
junket,
taught
back,
fought
the
!
referees,
and
took
a
few
swings
!
at
the
4.500
howling
hockey
'
fans
but
were
brought
to
their
lu
-
OUTDOORS
WuL
'an
Kilburn
was
neaaing
ior
me
Victoria
dressing
room
under
the
stands,
he
tangled
with
fans
before
the
night
is
througn.
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
(7
Tournament
officials
urge
vs
C.
Mills
and
B.
Martin;
O.
Viereck
and
E.
Webster
vs
T.
Capstick
and
N.
Hopkins;
R.
Toush
and
D.
Kirkpatrick
vs
D.
in
one
of
his
three
scuiues
wiui
,
.
.
.
knees
with
an
B-z
couni.
the
paying
customers
players
to
be
on
the.
floor
at
7
p.m.
sharp
as
a
flying
start
is
essential
to
the
success
of
the
Now
that
JIM
BACON
is
re-
lowing
a
nun,
o
-
,
Edmonton
-
moved
one
point
blown
Diue
ines,
men
wetminSter
Hnrt.witr
and
T
spencer
J
turned
irom
fcngiana,
.
the
ms
bcii-
actW
mi
come
uu"
Dy
j
.
Admbsion
$1.00
ancin
10
.
Music
by
THE
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
BOYS
tCVKKYONK
WKLCOME
Breen
and
B.
Cooper
vs
J.
Wilson
j
vities
of
the
Rod
&
Gun
Club
burying
the
mass
in
a
manure
Royas
whUe
thp
Cougars
re.
and
H.
Trapp;
D.
Bown
and
M.jare
due
for
revival.
Next
Mon-
pile
pile
for
for
several
several
days.
days,
This
mis
per-
per-
"
-
,
ne
d
'
five
P
polnts
gnead
h
d
o
of
the
the
.
.1.1
i
r
i
j...
4,.
-.m
will
n,oot
meet
tn
to
I
mite
mits
tVio
the
wnt
gentles
ps
to
to
,
crow
prow
OVCr-'
over-
.
...
,
w
RESCl'F,
TEAMMATE
Cougars
rushed
over
to
rescue
their
teammate
but
the
police,
who
were
wanning
to
their
touira
hv
this
time,
had
things
Ue
Bomb.
day
the
executive
Downey
vs
E.
Q.
Abbey
and
R.j
discuss
future
programs,
one
of
Turcotte;
T.
McBride
and
M
slzo
and
to
scour
tncmseives
io
a
pristine
whitenes-i;
then
bro-;e"-
.
i
K
.
.
,.
in
a
nnvfltp
fpud
nr
tnolr
own.
THURSDAY
TO
SATURDAY
Canucks
Lost
To
Top
Team
Says
Manager
the
earliest
Items
will
likely
be
the
annual
banquet.
Thanks
to
GEORGE
SPARGO
of
the
Alberta
Fish
&
Game
Association
Viereck
vs
D.
Saunders
and
J.
Wrisht;
A.
Hill
and
E.
Jack
vs
B.
Dyer
and
J.
Bernhoff.
Teams
playing
at
7:15
will
be:
under
control.
t
I
Victoria
coach
Billy
Reay
and
IScotty
Morrison
held
their
row:
I
to
a
battle
of
words
over
a
j
holrilnir
Denaltv
but
Morrison'
hies
him
away
to
fish!
,fu
rhnv
",hn
was
onFOlp
w
this
t4wmFi
Attention
ladles
there
are
two
Quarters
of
elk
On
a
very
good
day
the
angler
rt
.
the
score
sncct.
Tho
flarrilnpr
nnd
M
Wiltz:
L.
HusoV
i
meat
available
for
the
feaat,
r
.
two
men
were
tied
for
the
had
thc
last
wor(j.
He
gave
Cou-1
NEUCHATEL,
Switzerland
(CP)
(ROM
THE
PUCES
Of
CRfT
BOOK
COMtS
league
icao.
gars
a
two-minute
penalty
ior
and
H.
Coad
vs
E.
Dyer
and
J.
1
and
we
are
assured
that
this
McLcllan;
J.
Banman
and
D.
piece
de
resistance
will
not
be
vH.irt..
n
nhricloiwi'ii
mirl
out
in
ctpnl
lrnivp:
thflt.
Donald
Preston,
manager
of
Toronto
Lyndhursts,
the
Cana
AMAGNIFICLNI
W0II0W
rn-iunt:
K0U!
UMHltl
I
,!,
entered
for
the
lortn-
i
-
B"
a01"""
v"
-----
tlian
tram
X
T,,
j
comine
world
ice
hockey
cham-iM.
Leeman;
T.
Capstick
and
N.
lt
must
necessarily
be
hambur-uuumib
Honkins
vs
G
Viereck
and
E.
irpreri!
ninnsniDS.
aemeu
luuay
umi
-
.
,
...
(S
Rod
&
Gun
Club
members
are
roach,
or
dace,
or
gudgeon;
a
biggish
roach
might
weigh
a
dozen
ounces,
the
others
even
less.
Quite
rarely
a
barbel
or
tench
of
two
pounds
Is
taken,
but
this
is
a
piscatorial
phenomenon
worthy
of
newspaper
mention,
and
calls
for
celebration
at
the
nearest
pub.
Let
us
not
feel
too
badly
when
our
expeditions
into
our
own
sports-mnn's
wonderland
fail
to
pro-
X
WV32X
'and
a
requested
to
apprise
the
execu
SCORES
HAT
TRICK
delaying
the
game.
Ray
Hunnigan
was
top
man
's
Kilburn
and
Reay
got
into
a
for
Flyers
with
two
goals
and
stick-tugging
session
with
fans
four
assists
while
Marcel
Bo-
behind
the
Cougars
players'
box.
nin
collected
three
goals
and
Eddie
Dorohoy
was
given
a
mis-two
assisis.
Bonin
picked
up
his
conduct
penalty
for
arguing
hat
trick
in
the
third
period.
,
over
a
tripping
penalty.
Jim
Unlac,
Hugh
Coflln
and!
Ray
Hannigan
and
Wa
t
Clune
also
cos
thcinse
vcs
five
Scli.1
scored
the
other
Ed-
monton
markers.
minute
each
for
fighting.
.
.
nin
cin.
victoria
Dlavs
at,
Calgary
to-
tive
jve
as
as
to
lo
the
lne
wishes
wisnes
01
oi
i
I
rvnn.ijcn,..,
u.
.
.
i
UK
Trapp
vs,
J.
Breen
and
B.
Cooper.
membersnip
whether
ot
not
to
their
ship.
have
a
dance
or
movies
after
the
,"It
was
a
terribly
rough
trip;
JACK
SAWKINS
DONALD
SINDIN
OENHQIM
ELLIOTT
VIRGINIA
McKENNA
nnd
almost
all
thfc
boys
were
banquet,
the
whole
Idea
Is
to
havi
the
lareest,
turnout
pos
uirio
a
limit,
catch,
at
least
we
night
and
Edmonton
is
at
Sask-
nett
scored
In
the
first
period
sible,
and
to
keep
this
annual
repast
the
excellent
effort
lt
has
ever
been.
Packers
Trim
Penticton
To
Quit
Cellar
were
able
to
find
fishing
and
hunting
territory
which
we
had
all
to
ourselves!
for
Victoria's
only
goals.
'
avouii.
very
seasick,"
he
said.
"There
is
no
question
of
a
party.
Some
of
the
team
'were
only
able
to
eat
about
four
meals
during
the
whole
voyage.
There
was
the
usual
end-of-trip
dance
the
last
nieht
on
board
and
a
few
of
the
Anglers
In
England
looked
askance
at
Jim
when
listening
Show
Times:
Thursday
and
Friday
6:43
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee
1:30
p.m
SPECIAL
MATINEE
THURSDAY
3:45
p.m.
to
his
tales
of
fishing
and
hunt
We
are
asked
why
there
is
no
longer
any
rowing
competition
locally.
Here
Is
a
sport
which
v,ori
a
crreat.
dav
not
too
long
Flaten
arid
Spring
Ejected
For
Brawl
as
G
&
A
Triumph
ing
hereabouts,
but
his
produc
CAPITO
tion
of
photographs
promptly
,i,,4
v,im
a
a
niiint.
snnt
eincp
surelv
there
is
anotner
i-amoui
riayrri
ltd
boys
may
have
taken
part
in
By
The
Canadian
Prnss
that,
but
most
of
them
were
j
Kelowna
Packers
finally
pick-feeling
far
too
ill
to
bother
j
eci
themselves
off
the
floor
of
about
it."
I
the
Okanagan
Senior
Hockey
Preston
said
the
team
they
'
League
Tuesday
night
and
made
nlnveri
noainst
in
Paris,
and
lost
(
it.
an
impressive
affair.
ICUCCIIKU
141(1,.
"V
1
-
I
"
.
on
the
River
Thames
about
30
;
generation
now
ready
to
take
Nrt
nned
to
start
witn
"MARRY
ME
AGAIN"
Today
Only
Tempers
flared
and
two
player
as
they,
outscored
Ocneral
Motors
12-8
and
10-6
In
the
Ust
ers
were
ousted
for
fighting
as
iiuiez)
wcnii
ui
uv
,
v
,
.
.
find
scores
of
Walton's
disciples
j
costly
shells,
ordinary
dinghies
i
1..
iiinii.,
ohnniHnr
tn
i
,.f
similar
dimensions
could
t
"THE
SEA
AROUND
US
Also
t
11-2.
was
not
just
any
scratch
j
Visiting
the
league-leading
Gordon
and
Anderson
surged
;
two
regulation
iii.c-ia.iij
,-,,.i,.v.,
u
Sliliiuiiig
.
shoulder,
each
with
his
own
30
i
form
a
"lass,
thru
the
12
.rt
14
an,i
would
form
others.
bark
after
three-quarter
time
mg
ine
'
.
-
.
-
,
-ii.ti
Tn
field
eoa
s
bv
Nelson
team
of
Canadians
in
Europe.
Penticton
V
s.
the
Packers
piled
'"They
are
all
top-notch
pro-
up
K
four
goals
in
...
two
,
periods
"SERPENT
OF
THE
NILE1'
!)
Ends
Today
leaders
Man-;Morven
gave
Tom
Naka's
squad
sen
or
B
league
incites
Ul
Iivci-unniv,
n
tiij
.u.,
without
a
reply
and
ended
upib!imboo
rodi
light-weight
reel
Some
of
the
gentler
sex
are
with
a
7-1
win.
filled
with
cateut
or
nylon
mono-
quite
competent
with
oars,
and
"BEHIND
PRISONMATES"
the
necessary
edge
to
down
Don
7:
-
8:20
p.m
It
was
their
first
win
on
Pen-
nlament
(DUt
no
braided
line)
wouldn't
YOUR
girl
friend
mane
ticton
ice
in
three
years
and
j
DorcuDnp
0r
eoosc
quill
float,
an
appealing
coxswain
for
YOUR
fessional
players,
ne
sum.
in
fact,
they
are
the
12
best
Canadians
at
present
playing
with
British
ice
hockey
clubs.
Thev
are
at
least
two
grades
above
us
and
could
beat
any
senior
A
team
in
Ontario."
son
s
Omegas
at
the
Civic
Centre
last
night.
The
win
gave
G
&
A
a
six-win
six-loss
record
and
gave
Man-sons
their
third
loss
In
12
outings.
,.
i
'
gave
the
Packers
a
one-point
H
.,.iniG
no.
14
or
No.
16
boat?
How
about
this?
eriKe
over
Kamloops
Elks.
The
,
,
,.
Hartwig's
crew
in
me
i
overtime
session.
Trrry
Shcn-1
ton
scored
11
points
for
the
losers.
.
Lineups:
'
Senior
B
i
Mn.ui'
B
Surine
10.
A.
1
M-G-M's
hilarious,
hcll-f
or-leather
successor
hook
Vernon
Canadians
arc
a
mere
Lest
we1
be
mistaken
into
ne-llcving
that
the
Kispiox
steel-t,.,H
id-rii
ist
fall
is
a
world
The
tlnv
hook
is
baited
with
game
and
a
half
ahead.
Tn
the
Inii?r
A
encounter
rra-
a
quarter-inch
sphere
of
bread
Sixteen
penalties
uriiiui.il
n
were
ntic
hand
iiaiiu'
.
...
known
that
tne
1
to
'BATTLEGROUND'...
record,
recora,
be
u
it
.u
----
and
handed
nanoeu
ui
the
luck-
or
flpur.
.dough
of
tne
proper
Mr
ser
ana
Payne
Payne
the
Vs
foueht
to
ed
out
?a?Ut
as
s...
e
r?rfc
ex-
rnnltlt'
to'
sttV
together,
or
record
for
this
species
stands
at,
Watts
and
Nickersons
a
tend
nil
their
uieir
home
iiuiik:
win
wm
ut
--;tT"r
"
-
,7
nonnds
2
ounces,
and
is
held
,
7-
tw,,n
and
in
the
Inter
Olsen
11.
M.
Webster
5.
D.
Bill
,
11,
J.
Walsh,
G.
Dumas,
D.
Hart-wig
8.
Total
45.
r;rrinn
&
Anderson
R.
Hol
to
ROUGH,
ROWDY
AND
19
and
in
the
United
States.
It.
rnav
be
minor
leagucrs
staged
of
cheese.
The
third
pos-,
B
loop
tne
started
the
"
Joe
joe
Connors
oonnors
staiiea
ae
parr
parr
JEFF
WILSONS
..nti
ovrwhirt
that
.,ti
fivtnre
ns
Nrl-
Red
Sullivan
Regains
Lead
In
Point
Race
RIBALD!
1
nrin
of
Kelnwna
coals
when
ne
sioiy
uch
.unit
yi
"
,.i.,-
anuwici
w,i.,i
-
.
tLL
Z
WS.n
,
fir.t
limacots
to
vou.
brother
Can-
30-pounder
will
take
first
Piiison
Brothers
edged
General
kestad
16.
J.
Davis
11.
R.
Webber
4,
M.
Sedgewick
14,
J.
Flaten
4.
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u.
00
..-t.-r-i.i-
.."n
'
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v.fi
oi-
oi.
thnnirh
thnnirh
From
From
advance
ad"ance
reports
reports
nerlnd.
m
m
mm
law
mm
R.
Currle
2,
M.
MolKesiaa
i.
Total
52.
C.
Sanderson
Mi
Inter
A
Fraser
&
Payne
R.
Ciccone
9,
F.
Kristmanson
20,
D.
Sankey
.u
aipi-"
ni
-----
gpt
heavy
fishing
this
year,
and
this
column
fully
expects
that
Imuch
larger
fish
will
be
taken,
j
it
must
be
remembered
that
!
the
steclhead
is
classed
lcthy-i
nimrinnllv
as
a
rainbow
trout,
in
Motors
37-34.
,
Manson's
held
a
28-25
lead
at
the
half
of
the
faster-paced
senior
game,
having
edged
G
&
A
16-15
In
the
first
frame
and
been'
held
10-10
in
the
second
quarter.
The
league
pacesetters
pulled
ahead
to
lead
41-36
at
the
three-quarter
mark,
outscor-
Frank
Hnsklns,
Bin
Mcuuuey,
and
Don
Culley
scored
in
the
second
frame
before
Jack
Mc-Intvre
replied
at
7:25
in
the
third.
Jim
Middleton,
Don
'Culley
and
Bo
Carlson
connected
for
Packers
to
end
the
scoring.
Vernon
swings
over
to
.
Trail
Sets
New
High
In
Mixed
Loop
'
''
IN
VIVID.
REALISTIC
COLOR
I
')
I
consequence
our
fast
water
river
fish
are
competed
agaiuf
NEW
YORK
(CP)
-
George
(Rcdl
Sullivan
of
Her.shey
Bears
last
week
regained
the
scoring
lead
of
the
American
Hockey
League.
Sullivan
had
68
points
oil
19
goals
and
49
assists.
Ed
Olson
and
Jackie
Gordon
of
Cleveland
Barons
were
tied
for
second
place
with
67
points
each.
Harry
Pidhirny
of
Syracuse
Warriors
led
the
goal
scorers
with
31.
Sullivan
had
the
most
assists,
49.
Rookie
Larrv
Cahan.
defence
3,
G.
Morlson
8,
J.
Stewart,
h.
McKav,
O.
Forbes
5.
Total
45.
WaMs
&
Nlckerson
B.
Schro-eder
5.
D.
Letourneau
4,
R.
Smith
4.
M.
Sedgewick
4.
W.
lane
4,
A.
Sheppard,
R.
Chrisoff
2.
Total
23.
Inter
R
na'w!
mitihnwi
taken
-
from
lakes,
and
y.
1
c-,l-i,rttt
nf
the
western
international
in
111
luc
wvi,ut
i,v..
Ing
the
hardwaremcn
15-11.
STAGED
COMEBACK
Sparked
by
Rupe
Holkestad
and
Maddy
Sedgewick
up
from
inter
A.
G
&
A
roared
ahead
in
VIMIIUCH
Orii'ucinwn
1
"
,
.
Hockey
League
tonight
for
the
News
bowline
tem
pot
new
the
anglers
are
able
tp
use
ooais
start
of
an
inter-league
series
in
iafies
hish
sinsle
for
B
Division
and
heavy
trolling
tackle.
Marty
the
only
interior
action
sched-
of
trie
Mixed
Five-Pin
bowling
,
has
nan
t,wtiv""
contended
these
points
with
tnoiri
nnrt
Stream
magazine
for
.ilsist
1
Ipbitiip
T'U.Lcrl.-.
Thursday
mlllin
when
she
t-Vin
roll
mil.
the
final
quarter
as
Manson's
U1CU.
Nelson
Brothers
N.
Morven
4,
S.
Matsuo
8,
T.
Tanaka.
S.
'imoinntn
G
K.
MatSUO
9.
T.
and
will
continue
to.
some
some
years
yeaio
mm
ed
310
and
also
captured
ladies
high
three
with
696
to
take
dou-
Kin
Vinnnrc
--1
were
were
held
iikiu
to
tu
two
iu
field
utiu
goals
uj
oy
do
so,
for
my
readers
will
readily
I
Art
oisen,
while
G
&
A
scored
I
nMnlnra
arp
llrf
.
.
,..m.
Nakatsu
6.
R.
Mormen
6.
F.
Mat-
see
mat
luum
n5ivi
--
m
points.
Teichman
Tops
Near
the
end
of
the
game
suba.
Total
37.
!
For
the
men
Bob
Harmer
of
I
against
a
pretty
stern
prpciiiuii
!
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
rolled
high
in
their
efforts
to
whip
these
single
with
316
and
Cliff
Silver-1
battlers
in
fast
water,
and
they
r.l.
man's
War
.hnuM
hp
trivrn
Credit
'
fOr
a
708
Bowlers
star
of
Pittsburgh
Hornets,
re-'hialncd
the
league
villain
with
104
minutes
.in
penalties.
Goaltenders
were
led
by
Jac-uues
Plante
of
Bfuaflo
Bisons
with
an
average
of
2.78.
Emtle
Francis
of
Cleveland
was
shutout
leader
with
four.
General
Motors
M.
Young
l,
E.
Nelson
10,
T.
Bhenton
11,
J.
Carlson
5,
M.
Dean,
B.
Forward.
T.
Leask
6.
R.
Pedersen,
B.
Stan-
Chuck
huck
Teichman
Teichman
took
took
men's
men's
.
Vhro
,,th
!
h
..,-
victory
than
he
(iniib'es
honors
in
the
Eocal
703
lu"
A,
-
"r;
v,u
fish
on
heavv
wood.
Total
34.
,7
&dfi
Uirij
!
Mixed
Five-Pin
bowling
league
;
.fVee
lake
water.
at
Manson'n
were
trying
to
rally.
Ray
Spring
and
Jimmy
Flaten
became
embroiled
tn
a
rhubarb
and
started
to
swing.
Referee
"M
o
o
s
e"
Morrison
managed
to
get
between
the
two
before
any
damage
was
done
and
both
player
wer
elected,
from
the
'.game.
Th
foul
wan
Flalen's
fifth.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
game
Spring
S
FrldaV
niSht
ne
.rou!
,a
,
and
a
hlch
three
of
3215.
j
,T,,i
thP
bedhead
Is
classed
it
Davis
Cup
Site
.
ScLVss
"TAKE
THE
HIGH
GROUND!"
RICHARD
WIDMARK
KARL
MAIDEN
MUUM
WTBBB
IIJSS
UI11
ELAINE
STEWART
,
In
1954
Sydney
X
8
to
A
Division
Fashion
Foot-
a
different
fish
from
his
near
thrp
or
mo
ew
t
J
l
iriips
PHire
Bellaniv
wear
kcglers
took
most
major
I
km,
,the
rainbow
of
the
lakes
,..n
ca
ne
up
with
a
hi-Mi
s
n"le
i
honors
with
Peggy
Thompson
j
who
,lcver
goes
to
pea.
then
Just
o
"
ro
whl
c
I
McO
nr.Ls
getting
ladies
high
single
with
that
long
mugt
we
remain
under
Starting
toworrl
;
..
nign
inree
wivu
uia
wuu
Marly
Deueves
wc
i;an
un5
Evenings
....
7:
Tiger
Cats
continued
to
lead
...
295
Geurce
Goodwin
of
.
MELBOURNE
UH
The
challenge
round
of
the
1954
Davis'
Cup
competition
will
be
held
at
Sydney,
Australia,
instead
of
Melbourne,
lt
was
decided
today
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Australian
Lawn
Tennis
Association.
As
Davis
Cup
holders,
the
Australians
can
set
the
site.
Mofincc
Sot.
2:
H
went
over
and
shook
Bands
with
Flaten.
Olsen
and
Dannv
Bill
shared
scoring
honors
with
11
points
each,
while
Rune
Holkestad
with
16
and
Sedgewick
with
14
paced
the
winners.
Freddy
Kristmanson
scored
20
Dolnts
to
pace
Inter
A
winners
the
league
with
39
points
w
th
!
0rphans
rolied
774
to
take
HotshoU
in
second
place
witn
,
.
tnree
A
Famous
ria.vers
Tim
Last
Might's
Fights
38
Wood
Butchers
moved
tip
DS,
f.int
tMm
hitrh
sin-
from
fourth
place
Into
a
third
nin
n,iih
toil
and
lira
diiin
ncrs
...t-.M
i-ii,
i
trtlnl
rw
-nil'
Associated
Vrvm
place
wnn
Maniacs
wun
oo
points.
Tied
for
fifth
place
are
f
36,8
;
Los
Angeles
Cisco
Andradc.
Atoms
snd
Powerhouse
with
with
30
an,
.
foiif
mil.
Vraser
and
Payne
as
they
slaughtered
the
hapless
Watts
Radio-TV
program
uesuiis:
:
i.ji
!h.
vuihijwii.
v-o.i...
A
Division
Headpinncrs
4.
pointed
Carlos
Chavaz,
137,
Los
Any
resemblance
between
this
ad
and
a
popular
purely
intentional.
-.nri
Virkwom.
Onlv
period
tWnt.
the
clothiers
outscored
the
Orphans
U;
wnaiens
iaickv
oh
ingrir,
iu
points.
Other
standings
are
Bcom
Cats
26,
Shearpins
25.
Sparks
21,
Digesters
20,
Handicaps
18.
Gremlins
15.
Miami
Reich.
Fla
Billy
Kll-
drygoods
squad
was
in
the
second
4,
Windy
"6"
0;
Fowlie
&
Ruttle
i
lTnuhinn
EVmtwpnr
1:
Hl-Jack-
gore,
163,
Miami,
stopped
Jimmy
e'rs
3,
Shamrocks
1;
Pushovers;
2,
Canada
Life
2;
Slicnion
s
t.
f,M
Bobby
Bph.
)31.
DRAGNET"
A
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
PRESENTATION
"ONLY
THE
I'llK
IS
HAVE
IH
I
N
(
llNfill)
TO
PROTECT
THE
INNlMTfT
vhen
they
ourshot
the
winners
(1-5.
F
P
took
the
first
nuarter
12-4.
the
third
12-2,
and
the
last
frame
Ifi-fl.
Kh'oshi
Matsuo
with
9
points
was
top
man
for
Nelson
Broth-
Northern
Glass
2.
!
v,.nTUtr,un
n
nutnointed
Ron
B
DIvlHlon-Eby
n
Ccuar
Rapi(1,.,
Rangers'
Tour
Postponed
WINNIPEG
CP)
A
proposed
Canadian
tour
by
thc
Glasgow
!
Ia..
8.
'
1
lll.upa
u,
i.-iiujic
ty-.
3.
High
Green
1;
Daily
News
3,
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
1;
Harold's
3.
Chats
1
;
Thorn
Sheet
Mctai
i.
HERE'S
A
RUNDOWN
FOR
"
Thc
ciiier
Inspected
all
of
the
u.hI
;
I
he
lot
and
(?avc
them
a
clean
bill"
lkl,.
nilulnofllncr
He
had
tilt
Wl-
.
Rangers
of
the
Scottish
Foot-
,d
j
H1,
shoc
slor
hall
Lciieue
this
summer
has
'
,
c
r...,.
z,
iiuins
i
Rlnnriinus:
It's
No
ail
clean.
The
men
them
and
they're
Ul'l'll
pU.MJUllfU,
OHUl
UBHUiWii,
treasurer
and
tour
organizer
of
j
the
Football
Association
of
Can-
ada,
said
today.
HERE'S
TIHJ
FACTS,
JUST
THE
FACTS,
SIR:
The
day
Is
Wednesday.
The
name
is
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
We
are
In
the
new
and
used
cat-business.
We're
working
on
McBride
Street
and
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
As
public
servants
we're
experienced
we've
been
here
for
eight
years.
We
have
a
large
selection
of
used
cars
real
bargains
that
we're
offering
the
public.
Drop
in
and
see
for
yourself.
shop
wont
over
mem
"
A
Division
Shcnton's
18.
Fowlie
&
Ruttle
18,
Headpinncrs
18,
Canada
Life
14,
Hi-Jackers
14,
Windy
"6"
13,
Fashion
Footwear
13,
Pushovers
13,
Shamrocks
13.
Whalen's
Lucky
Six
13,
comb;
everythiiiK
cnecmu
nun
t.lilnirthov're
all
Blconom
Secret...
That
all
drivers
on
our
trucks
carry
.l.,kl
nvnrv
nnn
tltld
r
m
liLitj,
iviain,
..IVl.T
v..--..
-
of
Hiiti-frcee
and
Is
ready
tu
u
Northern
Glass
11,
orpnans
a.
HERE'S
TODAY'S
LINEUP:
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
Vinylite
Plastic
"The
King
of
Plastics"
m
m
m
m
B
Division
Daily
News
22.
Harold's
21,
Hill's
Shoe
Store
18,
Hams
16,
Esquire
Men's
Wear
15,
Eby
&
Sons
14,
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
13,
High
Gold
12,
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
12,
Mixups
iu,
Chats
9,
High
Green
6.
51
MERCl'KY
Tl-
All
accessories-
880
Pwn
Nobody
could
fsPf
53
FORI)
SEDAN
Heater.
Excellent
condition.
840
Down
Here's
a
chance
to
cop
a
real
buy.
Don't
let
your
feet
drag,
Net
this
before
It
gets
away.
48
FORI)
PICKUP
Box
on
back.
Al
shape.
270
Down
After
seeing
our
lineup
here's
one
car
you'll
recognize
as
a
good
buy.
a
Curtains
-
Drapes
-
Yardage
i
Whipping
Cream
Table
Cream
Cereal
Cream
Just
ask
the
driver
for
any
of
these
when
he
delivers
your
milk.
Northland
Dairy
Phone
18
Limited
NORTHERN
PRODUCE
FOR
NORTHERN
CONSUMERS
UU1
I
ID.
-'
The
new
improved
Vinylite
so
easy
to
clean,
so
Inexpensive
!
and
permanent.
Beautiful
new
color
combination
to
blend
with
any
room
color
scheme.
See
Wallace's
stock
of
brand
new
1954
designs.
IAAITED
k
n
ivti
m
mmm
IIVIl
RUIIIt-IASI
TOR
lEAUTlfll
WALLS
AND
,
CEIUMS
I
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
j
"THE
HOME
OF
FPIENDLY
SERVICE"
PAINT