T'ii-
PriiiCe
KUpcii
LXiily
INfeW
Thursday,
March
27,
19o2
I
Sugar
Jim
I.
1
said,
"when
the
da-n
thing
ex-
whether
he
was
better
than
Ray-iploded.
I
rolled
on
the
grass
to
ner;
and
Rayner
was
the
best.
Bruins'
Key
put
out
the
burns.
But
on-e
wall
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"The
fact
that
he
has
spent
a
couple
of
years
in
the
minors
makes
him
younger
at
31
than
most
goalies
that
age.
Goal-tending
is
tough
on
the
nerves
.
.
.
in
the
majors,
that
is.
Jim
still
looks
like
a
goalie
without
nerves.
He
is
better
today
than
he
ever
was
before."
of
the
nearby
building
caught
fire,
too,
so
I
went
in
to
put
it
out.
I
caught
the
flames
again.
My
arms
and
stomach
got
It
bad.
You
can
still
see
the
marks
on
the
rim
of
my
T-shirt.
I
was
in
hospital
for
16
days."
The
Bruins
had
purchased
Henry
from
Detroit's
Indianapolis
farm.
It
seemed
his
major
league
days
were
over
when
the
Black
Hawks,
who
had
acquired
him
from
the
Rangers,
sent
him
Wouldn
t
Have
Made
Play-offs
Without
Him,
Muses
Boston
Coach
BOSTON
(API
With
his
team
in
the
Stanley
Cup
playoffs.
Coach
Lynn
Patrick
of
the
fourth-place
Boston
Bruins
wondered
out
loud
how
the
Bruins
would
have
made
it
without
goalie
Sugar
Jim
Henry.
"He's
at
least
the
second
best
j
goalie
in
the
league,"
Patrick
Norman
C.
Terry,
inspector
of
civil
aviation
for
the
Department
of
Transport,
arrived
in
the
city,
on
yesterday
afternoon's
plane
and
is
returning
to
Vancouver
tomorrow.
Mr.
Terry
is
no
stranger
to
Prince
Rupert.
Nearly
30
years
ago
he
flew
here
as
an
engineer
with
the
old
RCAF
fisheries
patrol.
i.saia.
'
Second
maybe
to
Detroit
si
Jx
(iKANI)
MARCH
opened
Prince
Ruperfs
first
such
curluing
event
jiay
as
irn
curWrs
from
as
far
away
as
Burns
Lake
joined
In
the
five
day
'spiel.
Leading
the
processi
into
the
rink
house
are
Mayor
Harold
Whalen,
Piper
Bui
McKay,
Jack
Laurie
and
Necly
Moore.
Thirty-eight
rinks
competed.
i
Terry
Sawchuk."
I
Lynn
received
the
tacit
sup-
down
in
1949.
"I
always
liked
Jim,"
Patrick
said.
"As
a
rookie
before
the
war,
he
led
the
Rangers
to
the
top.
Afpr
the
war,
it
was
a
toss-up
Mitchell
Sets
Pace
to
Help
Eiiers
Tie
Series
(HE
ROUND-UP
I
By
LARRY.
STANWOOD
I
port
of
his
former
boss,
Manager
1
Frank
Boucher
of
New
York
'
Rangers.-
i
"Henry
has
been
the
difference,"
Boucher
said.
"Weigh
his
value
to
the
Brums
with
that
of
any
other
player
in
the
league.
Henry
will
come
out
ahead,
j
Without
him,
the
Brijins
never
.would
have
beaten
us
out
of
the
i
playoffs."
'REMARKABLE
COMEBACK
MODELLING
Another
match
In
the
lining-,
up
stage
is
between
Tiny
Carlson
and
Art
Sen
ft
of
Masset.
r
aii
EDMONTON
(CP)
Vancouver
Eiiers
drove
in
down
Tiny
for
the
from
behind
in
the
fourth
nuarter
last
nitrht
to
lead
Senft
sat
count'
at
I
it
i
-w
i'
;
it
t
the
fight
card
her?
i.m
m,
r,
r
...
lL
.
,1.
,
rjuiiiuniuii
meteors
u-uo
at
me
uriaj
wnisue,
iui
em
last
November.
i.lpue
basketball
tro-
.'
awarded
Saturday
"'"In!;
the
final
basket-
"oi
the
season,
execu-.ije
basketball
associate!
last
night,
gions
will
be
made
,
jiie
third
game
final
ilweon
juniors,
Beav-
jansons.
An
earlier
s
scheduled
for
the
Pee-
aii
these
arrangements
are
i
a
third
game1'
in
the
western
Canada
senior
men
Clearing
Out
Odds
and
Ends
uemg
niiiiie
tor
a
local
ngrii
1
i
basketball
semi-final
playoffs.
Mercurys
Lose
To
London
Team
LONDON.
Harringay
Racers
defeated
Edmonton
Mercurys
7
to
2
last
night
in
the
course
of
the
Mercurys'
exhibition
tour
following
their
recent
Olympic
victory.
card
t
take
place
April
12
Meaowhlk?,
Ward's
stable
u'
T!?
na"ow
victory-
Paoed
'
hewing
elose
to
the
line
tn
I
.!
MlU'he"-
evened
the
best-
forward'
hjt
the
hoop
for
29
Sugar
Jim,
rescued
this
season
from
a
minor
league
existence
by
the
Bruins,
made
a
remarkable
return
to
the
National
Hockey
League.
Honry
literally
caught
fire
last
summer
at
the
fishing
and
hunting
camp
he
operates
in
partnership
with
Chuck
Rayner
of
the
Rangers
near
Kenora,
Ont.
"I
was
pouring
gas
from
a
big
tank
into
a
small
container,"
he
EXCEPTIONAL
BARGAINS
ui-uee
serial
one
game
eacn.points
two
iess
tnan
Tuesday
Third
game
will
be
played
here
nij?nt
t0
l(,ad
al,
in
the
S(.oring
tn'ght-
;
column.
Mitchell
sparked
the
Eiiers'.
Edmonton
-Clark
5,
Pearce
2,
attack
with
an
18-point
display
1
r,i,.
11
n,.ri,n
a
v,-r
0
'INCLUDING:
4
finals
Deiwern
ivuib
;fld
Helldivers.
the
final
-umc,
total-point
ser-
1
jfid
exhibition
j
iow
the
presentations
fed
between
Bo-Me-Hl
s
vs.
Hi-Green,
ex-
training
for
the
aext
big
amateur
meet,
the
Canadian
championships
in
Vancouver.
In
a
letter
to
Calderone
from
a
Vancouver
amateur
boxing
promoter,
he
and
others
with
him
are
optimistic
of
the
chances
of
Prince
Rupert
entries
for
championship
crowns.
Try
a
DAILY
NEWS
classified
ASH
TRAYS
the
Meteors
couldn't
halt
Nrv
Montcrief
8,
Pickell
29,
Bakken,
Martin
Leah.
Total
65.
iaiui4V
tfVJllll
M.
Ui
ay
111
alOU
pnnt.plhutprt
hia
vharne
trt
tr-it
BINOCULARS
BABY
BOOKS
victory,
scoring
15
and
13
points
j
.
"cr-M?n
l
Lw"
re?mrtivilv
4'
Wotherspoon
4,
Lizee
4,
For-
14
be
an
imereint
sp
.ppctators.
f
I
full
inciuara
among
me
optimists
But
But
Meteors'
Meteors'
Bob
Bob
Pickell,
Pickell,
for
for-
.
fi
RIGERATO
RE
F
inners
this
season
tiu.seii
j.
1
oiai
0.
COASTERS
COCKTAIL
SHAKER'
a,u
wreenwoou,
secretary
or
,
mer
Clover
Leaf
ace,
set
the
the
B.C.
Amateur
Athletic
Un-
!
scoring
pace
in
the
game
for
the
Ion,
wha
is
"happy
to
see"
Ru-1
second
straight
time.
The
tall
per
entries
and
thinks
they!
INK
KIDDIES'
NIGHT
LAMPS
POKER
CHIPS
PICTURES
PENCILS
PHOTO
'ALBUMS
SCRAP
BOOKS
SERVIETTES
SCHOOL
ZIPPER
CASES
WALLETS
CLUB
BAG
(canvas)
fciuor;
f
rascr
a
ruyne,
tr;
Heavers,
Junior,
i
Edward,.
pec-wee.
fampions
are
Mansons,
,er
&
Pttyne,
inter-
SPECIALS
ELECTRIC
TRAIN
itlwr
two
divisions
yei
stand
a
good
chance.
A
newcomer
to
the
local
boxing
scene
Is
Jimmy
Bishop,
former
British
welterweight
FOUNTAIN
PEN
SETS
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
.
Victoria
2,
New
Westminster
3
(first
game
best
of
seven
semifinal).
ALLAN
CUP
Western
Canada
Scmi-Final
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
2,
Edmonton
Pats
5.
(First
gams
best
cf
seven
series.
1
awards
also
will
be
GLASSES
(monogramed
King
Ed
Takes
Long
Lead
in
Final
Play-off
wiusi,
now
located
here
as
i
set
of
8)
switchman
for
Canadian
Na-
'
owing
a
selection
of
4j
players
during
the
;,yja
committee.
WRIST
WATCHES
tional
Railways.
This
Is
not
Bishop's
first
visit,
however,
A;
92
cu.
ft.
Deluxe
Refrigerator
$399.00
BYi
eu.
ft.
Refrigerator,
with
frozen
food
compartment
$411.50
B'2
cu.
ft.
Refrigerator
$382.00
not
yet
finished
and
naving
ocen
stationed
here
be-
t
is
a
Hiah
School
i
een
wlJ
ana
i50.
K
A
crowd
of
rooting
students
oil
King
Edward
cheered
their
tea.nl
to
a
32-19
victory
over
Civic
Center
Helldivers
in
the
first
of
a!
Sec
our
windows
for
a
sample
of
the
values
to
be
had
inside.
McRAE
BROS.
LIMITED
two-game
Pee-Wee
league
final
series.
His
amateur
fighting
career
totals
quite
a
few
years
last
stint
of
which
was
spent
in
India
on
an
exhibition
tour
for
British
troops.
He
will
start
working
out
with
Ward
Friday.
Elsewhere
on
the
sports
scene,
batminton
takes
the
major
spot
linht
as
the
annual
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
L
td.
;
tvent
which
begins
,
ght
with
playdowns
for
itiuiig
trophy,
donated
4
Armstrong.
Gordon
.Itonrad
Street
School
,'fi.s
taking
cure
of
ar-s.
night,
the
ladies'
scheduled
to
begin.
is
likely
to
conclude
If.
"re
are
14
local
rinks
Bosncr
Block
Phone
210
King
Ed
jumped
Ifito
the
lead
in
the
first
quarter
8-2
and
held,
a
14-12
margin
at
half-time.
First
year
rookie
Ed
Johnson
drove
the
winners
to
the
victory,
raclcirn;
up
14
points
himself.
Stewart,
B.C.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
tournament
opens
Sunday
at
the
Centre
Entry
deadline
Is
Friday,)
Jerry
Christoff
was
Helldivers'
.However,
next
year's
iiVit.-''"'
k
expected
to
attract
;
'vays
Club
Secretary
Frances
s
from
outside
point
Cross,
after
which
draws
will
be
1
;
made
for
the
three
competl-
top
man
with
10
points.
Last
gam
will
be
played
Saturday
ni!;ht,
fo.'
a
total-point
iff
I
.
in
I
..W
j,
!
;;
III
tli
1
m
miwwn
umt
'
i
I
tions.
Tournament,
in
charge
of
i
decision.
U:pt
to
get
Vancouver
I
John
Fowle,
club
president,
is
Lineups:
!
jr.jinlund
boxers
lined
j
expected
to
take
three
days'
King
Ed
Lambie,
Hodi'-inson
s
fcht
card
here
against
I
playing,
Sunday,
Monday
and
1
2,
Macintosh
10,
E.
John.son
14,
$ti
ur
fistlcs
does
not
j
Wednesday.
j
f.
Johnson
4.
R-
ohnson
2.
Total
ti.ressful,
says
Fred
i
!
32.
--
FIRST
ROCK
to
open
the
bon-spiel
is
thrown
by
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
after
he
officially
opened
the
affair
with
his
blessings.
n
chairman
of
the
Elks
;
On
the
allcvs.
final
roll-offs
in
Helldivers
Kelsey
7,
Christ-
Cjll!).
the
Ten-Pin
League
take
place!
off
10,
Bowes
1,
MacLeod,
K.11-Eunday
afternoon
between
Cityjborn,
Lemon,
Lugrin.
Total
19
Transfer
,
of
the
Wednesday
'
j
DISHES
CHINA
'
'fame
time.
Joe
Ward,
r.
waUs
his
boys
to
Isroup
from
Hazelton
adying
to
meet
our
fel-'f
riiiK."
especially
one
a
fh
mi
Andy
Marshall
the
ring
during
last'
Centre
Exhibition
Jd
like
to
return
the
AT
1-.
.,
:
'TIL.
I
league
and
Royals
of
the
Sun-
1
day
league.
City
Transfer
bested
j
A.
E.
Smith
and
Royals
von
out
1
'
over
Commercials
in
last
week's
preliminary
roll-rff.
j
New
managers
of
the
alleys,
by
j
the
way,
are
Bill
Kaines
andj
1
and
Nick
Kepes,
both
originally
AWAY
PRISES
GOVS
1
from-
Okanagan
points.
b's
Blast
a
base
with
somebody
already
on
it."
"He'd
stop
at
nothing
to
bet
you.
"When
he
wes'tighting
for
the
1
jses
1
"
)
1
1
0?
-
H
1
JACK
HAND
IrsBURG,
Fla.
(AP)
I
blast
at
modern
ball
J"s
the
boys
talking
fold
Georgia
peach.
In
batting
championship
one
year
he
made
the
groundkeepcr
let
the
grass
grow
down
the
third
base
line.
Let
it
grow
nice
and
high
for
about
five
days.
Then
he
had
it
mowed
down
real
close
for
about
10
feet
from
thud
towards
home.
"If
the
third
basenan
rtayed
back,
he'd
bunt
in
that
high
grass
and
leg
it.
If
he
charged
Lobb
legends
Igi
new
$cajjvaiu'5
uigs
Plate
TRAYS
ODD
DISHES
ETC.
FIGURINES
ALL
SILVER
KNICK
KNACKS
CUPS
AND
SAUCERS
TEA
SETS
DINNER
SETS
in,
Cobb
could
slap.one
past
him
where
the
grass
was
cut
and
it
would
roll
into
left
field."
LONDON.
Dr.
Philip
Tynan
'
ngei
w
is
aoned
what
f
of
Cobb's
statement
V"
shortstop
Phil
Riz-I
Cardinal
outfielder
l
are
the
only
modern
"
can
stand
comparl-
says
a
bachelor
docs
not
live
as
long
as
a
married
person,
is
more
prone
to
gastric
ulcers,
does
not
stand
up
as
well
to
a
financial
crisis,
does
not
know
he
is
already
in
a
rut
and
has
the
no
0y
$cagram5vv.ure
'f"f
uu
iraers,
Wing
to
commen.
on
I
eHei.
then
he
com-T
the
npxt
30
minutes.
Probably
a
lot
rrght
'rng
in
what
he
says,"
I;!"'
:B
I
know
one
I'uuld
play
ball."
W-cd
Rlzzuto
walk-fnnch-
He
Be
you
YES!
We
Are
Clearing
Out
All
of
Our
Present
Stock
of-China
and
Dishes-Regardless
of
Cost
SALE
STARTS
10
A.M.
FRIDAY
TWO
DAYS
ONLY
Friday
and
Saturday
tion
that
no
one
is
quite
good
enough
for
him.
Dr.
Tynan
is
still
unmarried.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Gove-nmenl
of
British
Columbia.
v'ne
a
lot
of
trouble
sinre
rnuu
NO
EXCHANGES
NO
REFUNDS
Go
Places!
Go
Navy!
THE
R.C.N.
NEEDS
MEN
TODAY!
ALL
SALES
FINAL
T
us
said.
"Fighting
hP
S
Cobb."
Riz!
ffl
and
walked
away
fee
Clyde
Milan,
old
Be
Early
for
These
Breath-Taking
Values
Get
the
facts
about
a
Navy
Career
from
47
brke
Cobb's
lmB
88
bases
in
"ieh
!
tV'
came
bak
fSh
of
96
ln
lgi5
a
great
player,"'
said
k!
1
know
he's
"he
;b
says
modern
ball
I
mt
trai
and
work
'tk
'
nt.
make
s
C
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NAVAL
RECRUITING
OFFICER
H.M.C.S.
CHATHAM,
PRINCE
RUPERT
PHONE:
526
9
Next
to
the
Stork
Shoppe
303
THIRD
AVENUE
,
,
member
at
Wain
When
1
was
st
1
llir"
that
he
stole