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perlod lead but roared back to
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Rod and Gun. club’s activities—
Particularly, those on behalf, OF

‘lub

‘sident Frank Parlette thank-
red “everyone for! attending, ‘es-
pecially in view-of weather con-

any-

Other visitors introduced dure
ing the banquet were Mrs, Wil-
liam Pryde, of Kitimat, Mrs, A, B,
Lockhart, Erie Richardson and
Miss Velma Parpoutne of Queen
Charlotte City, Jel Lambly of! while Bob Armstrong and far!

Following the ‘banquet danelng | points each,

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winnlog a
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round: of iess. than ~ 63, There
were three rounds of 60 ‘shot at
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TOD SLOAN of Toronto Maple Leafs scores on goalle Terry Sawchuk of Boston Bruins during a
Natiorial Hockey League: game in Toronto. Bruins’ George Armstrong (4) tried to beat Sloan
to puck (circled), Sloan scored the only goal of the game as Leafs defeated Boston 1-0. (CP Photo)

Prince Rupert

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“What drives me crazy,’

Daily News

Monday, February 20, 1950.

BLACKWOOD on BRIDGE

! ALK WOOD
‘Mr, Muzzy's Bidding ig Almost Unbelievable

‘said Mv, Champion, ang-

rily, “is not so much bidding the hand overboard. It’s

 

your reason for doing it.”

Mr. Muzzy looked crestfallen,
He should have looked worse. Af-
ter all, be had just takeh a snap-
py alx trick set at his three club
contraut.

‘Tf you'd been — sacrificing
against a makeable vulnerable
alam, there would have been a
little sense in your bidding,” Mr.
Champion continued, without
prompting. “But they weren't
even In a game. As far as you
know, you were biding to keep
them from making it lousy par-
' tial,”

_ Ipsyemic
, “Weil, Dale passed on the sec-

 

ond round, after opening the
bidding, ” sald) Mr. Muzzy, “1

‘thought maybe he was on a psy-

 

He had 285 to wind up in a tle
for 25th place this’ year.

City Gunners
Take Honors
At Trapshoot

* Prince Rupert Rod and

Gun trapshooters took the
major share -of honors in

 

“By AL VICKERY.
Canadian Press Staff Writer

FORT WILLIAM ()—Del fend-
ing. champion . Saskatchewan,
skipped by Bob Hawkins of Re-
gina, drew British Columbia's
Howard Ink of Trait in the!
opening round today of the Do-!

. ee ' minion. high - school: curling

the inte-club shoot with|championship at Fort William
Gardens. .

Kitimat and Kemano and “Other matehes on the first!

draw will.see northern Ontario!
against Manitoba; Ontario:
against New Brunswick; Nova:
Scotia facing Prince Edward Is- ;
Jand;‘and Quebee meeting Al-
1tberta,

Draw for the nine rounds ‘of |
the four- day championship wa
made Sunday night by secretary
Charlic. Serymgeour of Winni- ;
peg, with cach skip taking part.

Second round gets under way ;
this evening with British Col-;
umbia against Ontario; Prince |
Edward Island against Saskat- |
chewan; northern Ontario ment- |
ing Quebec; Nova Scotia against |

| Tervace entries. yesterday,
placing first and-second in
the team competitions, sec-
ond in the high’ singles,
in the
men's doubles. and first. in
the ladies’ singles,

‘Two first-year Rupert scatter-.
gunners, Norman Shenton and
Sam Currie, also won the buddy

Three Rupert teams, two Kiti-

mano entered: the team shoot,
won by Bob Armstrong, Jim. Wil-
liams, Alf Adams; Earl Becker
and Andy Scott with a combined
score of 104 out of 125.

“Second with 93 was. the-team

with Alberta:
GETS INSTRUCTIONS

 

 

Tuesday,

Prior to the draw, Ken Wat-
zomery and Hans Husyik,. son of Winnipes,

Kitimat placed third
fourth in the team shoot with! time winner of the
90-and 87, Kemano was fifth|eurling championship ¢
vith 75 and the third Rupert|curlers their. final instructio
° On tap before championship |

In the high singles compe-
tition; entrants shot an elemin-
ation round of 25 after which
top contestants fired off another
round of 25. Cliff Schisler of
Kitimat took the competition
with a 43 out of 50 record. Tom-
my Boulter of the Jocal rod and
gun organization .was second
with 43 and W: Stewart of Kiti-
mat was third with 41.

Foe ee tee eee we meee tie ete bee ba eee meres

Commercial
Lake Fishing —
Ladies’ singles was won by To Be Allowed °

Tona Armstrong with a score of! MEDICINE TLAT, Alta,
nine oul of 25 “while runner-up, Commercial fishing of lake trout
was B, Pryde of Kitimat with and speckled trout will he per-
olght, ‘milled for the first time in Al-
Men's doubles was tubken by |berta ab Cavan Jake, 1h miles:
Frank Parlette with a score of 20, cast of here,
Fishermen vslag ail nets will
(Becker ted sur second with 18 be allowed to Lake the surplus!
fof 12-to-15-pound trout, which |
‘have been spoiling summer spor!
‘ishing,

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| 7.000 such trout in the lake, They
are the survivors of 14,00G fin
) geriings with which Ce water
was slocked four years peo to

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‘Two rounds will: be played | prairie section.
three Wednesday and |

Canadian |,

and: high-school chairman and three! Edmonton squeaked past New:
Canadian | ;Westminster Royals 3-2 in over-;

wave the | time at Edmonton while Regals
ns. | took a close 4-3 decision from! BARLOW FOR WINNIPEG

ithe...

Gune guardian Henry Bertole
rae estimated there are 6,000 to;

troub ran (wo to (hree ponds:

B.C. Rink Drawn Against Champions
For Start Of High Schoo

ing a shortened contest against!
[pickup rinks from Fort William,
‘Port Arthur and Atikokan. Ont.;
a civic luncheon and official
weleome by the city of Fort
| William, and the official open-
iing ceremony following a parade
‘of cars carrying the curlers to
| Une Gardens,

After the arrival of the Que-
(bec foursome Sunday, all rinks
iwere taken on a tour of the city.
(Later, they added a banquet put
ion by the Fort: William Curling
{Club and its women members.
HONORARY CITIZENS

Bach curler was introduced

chic.”

wr, Champion groaned, "Tf he's
on a psychic, don’t you think
ithal eventually I would get Into}
‘the bidding?” he asked.

This deal is another illustra-
bion of the value of using your
imoginawion. Mr. Muzzy sald,!
after the deal was played, that}
he couldn't be expected to reahye!
Mr. Champion's hand was so bad. !
wy?

How could he possibly ex spect!
anything across the table but aj
ibust? Both of the opponents
‘were bidding, bis partner Wal
ipassing ab every opportunity.
isidaing lke Mr. Musay's vn}
{this hand is almost unbellevabie:
‘and yet it happens every day. |

A BAD STARRY

Mr. Dale opened the jack of
spades and Mr. Masters von with
N ’ ‘he king. The ace of hearts and

Kenora, as member of the’ heart ruff accounted for the
Manitoba Curling Association. neyy two tricks, Mr. Masters then
qualified for the — provincial jeg the queen of diamonds which;

 

 

Curling

Fort William came to the Mani-
toba representative--the Ken- j
ora, Ont, high sehoal quartet,
skipped by Jack Robson.

"T understand Manitoba has
moved its border east to Include
Kenora,” said Noakes.

Ken Watson, replying for ail.
curlers, came back with: “Every-

thing is under control, Premier!
Douglas Campbell has made the |
four Kenora boys honorary citi
zens of Manitoba for the dura-

sion of the champinships.”

 

 

sand a big chuckle came from the
; More than 100 in attendance |
{When speaker Harry ‘Noakes of

aoe ee ee ee eee ryongee

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By The Canadlay Press
Edmonton Flyers and Brandon |

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Manitoba: and New Brunswick |Regals clipped the wings of their 2-0 carly in the second. Pat Co- the

-|Coast division opposition Satur-;
iday night to keep in the running
of the Western Hockey League’

The top teams in both Prairic.
and Coast divisions watched the.
battles from the sidelines,

F

;Americans at, Seattic,

play got under way were morn- |_| The only other weekend game all over ab 14:44 of the third per-
ing practice sessions, with cach | Saw. Saskatoon Quakers extend :iod when Hugh Barlow sot Win,
provincial | representatives play- j hele unbeaten streak to eight! nipeg’s

games with a 2-1 viclory Satur-
day over Winnipeg Warriors,

Calgary Stampeders, who head’
Prairtg-. division with 66°
pout, “APS SUN Unree points up’
on Winnipeg and four ahead of;
Edmonton, Wins by Brandon
a Saskatoon keep them ina,
fourth-place tie, 15 points back’
of Edmonton.

OME POINT APART
The Coast-pacing Vancouver
‘Canucks and second-place Vie-

|

torin Congars both sat out the:

weekend and remain one point
part, Seattle, with $4 points, Is +

WW behind vietoria and two
uhead of New Westminster,
' _ Gordie Cow aun | rave Reg aul the:

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pouty point in the first period.

s‘son made it 4-1 before the period pale wy

Muley covered, after some’
ugonizing thought. Mr. Dale
won with the ace of diamonds
“and cashed the ten and nine,

© Next he led another heart and
Jit, Masters inade the good play
‘of rufting with the queen ol

and won ouf in the Christmas-:
week competitions,

‘ulubs, As you sce this glay did
“wonders fur Ar, Dale's trump
Dolding.

Mr. Mugvy overrurfed with the,
ace of elubs and led back a low|
it club, Mr. Dele) winning eit

cight spot. A spade was re-
burn bounced one in for Seattle, sumed to Me. Master's are and.

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chine as he flipped in two quick. pegehed game aud made it. But!
goals while his Lear was short- inet would nob nave given them!
‘handed in the third, but. the (Yee iyg points.

ing goal wasn’t on the end of: eee oe
‘the Seattle sticks,

Clarence Meleachuk made

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At Saskatoon, the scoring v

“Today to Wed,
Clifton June

WEBB: ALLYSON:
Fred

only goal Bill Me-
Creary opened the scoring at the
| midway point in the second per
iod with a tvaist high shot into
the nes. Don Raleizh elieked
wilh the winning pool, a low
»backhander, al 18645 of Che same
‘period white) Warriors were oa
men short.

Edwonton defenceman Tueh
-Cothy’s hard-sereened shot end-
24d the pommel di05 af the sud.
den-eerth overtime besure 3a00
hdinonton fans.

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Amie Sehnmauic seared the
first of his two New Weetininster
foal ub dass of hoe fret period

and Royals hung on uacil bianel
Repka tled itn at 16.32 of the
‘second, Steve Urymiaak put
Fivers abead early dn the final
“tne: omy fo dive Selimauts
‘be vorbe Giles oBorsvert sis
minutes tater fo toree overtine,

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