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| Cafe Decisions Booth 33-26
In Hard-Fought Preliminary

In a fast-paced preliminary io and 15-13 at the quarter and dribbling skill and in the process chalked Up a Tat
last nieht’s evhibition bastetball half, but saw Bl Morrison's: win over

Cafe came from dehin’ 39 iake outscored 1 to 9,

2 93-26 decision ¢ff Booth Mem-' The cafemen chalked Wa sev

#ame between Challenges; and Gondotiers move Into the lead in:

‘basketball team, staged an

the Colored Giants, La Gondoia the third frame when they were ’
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Playing with the eddiion of while Bo-Me-Hi were only able
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In Celco Loop

the Prinee Rupert Challengers,

 
 

 

liBohe) Olsen, a 3-to-1 tnvorite, |
‘makes his fourth middlawelyht
title defence tonight against a;
jan who has whipped him twice,

wad) The scheduled 15-round battle

wg touring P'O iy .chicago Stadium brings to-

exhibition of passing and gether a 27-year-old Olson, flat-

gitened last summer by Archie |

‘Moore while trying an upward:

climb, and a 35-year-old Robin-

son, at the neak of a question-
able comeback.

Olson was knocked out as al

Bringing with him an almost:
entirely new IHneup from that!

announced in his advance pub-!
Hieity release, Bob Wright had 22-Yeerold rookle by Robinson

his Giants mark up can carly 9 1940 tn 12 rounds at Philadel-
lead and confined their antics, Phi and dropped a t5-round de- :
to late in the fourth quarter, [ison to Sugar Ray in a 1032)

Taking it all in good part, Middleweight tlle bout al San:
getting the ball when they could Francisco. Lomas
and playing “straight-emen” for! In the seconet of his six cones |
the visitors were Alek BUl’s Chal- back Ughts, Robinson nearly wes;

 

| a Olson Favored 3 to 1 in 3rd Match:
~~~ Colored Giants Win | With Ex-Champ Ray Robinson |
Exhibition 73-58

_ Playing to a capacity house last night at the Civie Sugar Ray Roomson.
‘Centre, the Philadelphia Colored Giants,

CHICAGO W--Champlon Carl Lombardo, Ted Olla, Garth Pan- lout by Moore, Olson has not been |
‘a ball of fire,

That set up tonight's battle; round decision over Jimmy Mars:
even though Robinson has nol! ineg last Aug. 13 and was hard-

y ‘pressed to beat Ginmbra, Both,
tellant In 10 rounds July 22 and. were non-title matches,

ter nnd Rocky Castellani,

fought since winning over Cas-
Olsen has been idle since a slim!
decision over Joey GQlambra ANE.
26.

Jim) Norris, IBC president;
probably best explained the it.)
titude of the underdog Robinson,
once regarded as the best plece :
of (ighting machinery In the:
business, pound for pound.

"Sugar Ray will get some $50.- -
000 or $00,000 out of this fight,”
sald Norris, “But even If he got.
$150,000 or $160,000 out of It, [
don't think Robinson would take
this fight if he didn’t think he:
could why it.”

Olson gets a 35-per-cent hunk

‘broke his own men’s high single their 48 points. Other four were Ralph ‘Tiger Jones last Jan. 19. cent for Robinson. If Robinson
_and three recoras in Jast Friday's, contributed by Bozo Walker and But Suear Rav, who abdicated | wins, a contract held by Bobo's

i kepling sesslon of the Celco-City’

i); © Qreiy Forbes makine his first) ann
» - owllng Lengue by posting a 30
Uf appearance with the cafe team | ' 6 yi B ‘

this vear and Terry Shenton!
paced the Gondollers with seven:

The new marks surpassed his
‘old records of 289 and 758 which
‘have stood from the first of the

Score was {led six times tn the | soason,
second half of the game as both
terms matehed points. In the’ entry took both scoring laurels fY-ups. BIN Rogers, former all-
last frame two successive baskets for women posting a 239 single Scholastic in New York City wis
oy Porbes, a field goal by COUN game and 585 three-game score the only other member of the
Morricon and a free throw Dying: was not topped

May Kniepkamp of the RCMP

4 for the
night
{: Checker Cabs garnered both

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‘for high single and 3174 for high
three,

' Standings: Savoy 22, Checker
‘Cabs 21, Bulyers 21, Co-Op 20,
i Hurrieanes 13, Neal Evang 16,
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NEW YORK «P-—-Roy Campan-
ella, Brooklyn catcher selected
‘Thursday as) the = National
League's mest valuable plaver for
the third time, is something of
a prophet too.

Hls selection recalled a phone
-eall made by Campy to E£.
(Buzzy) Bavasi, Dodger  vice-
president, a few hours after the
catcher's Infured hand had heey
operated on last winter.

It went like this:

“Hello,”

“Hello.”

“Who's this?”

"This fs the National League's
most valuable player for 1955.”

 

Cubs Successful
In 2nd Attempt
To Sell Veteran

1 CHICAGO wW-- Chieago Cubs,
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Neatlng Costs
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THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED USERS

dle him) out of the National
League last year, today sold vet-

holty to Philadelphia Phits,

price tag for the‘ 36-year-old
Baumholtz, whose “sale” to Chi-
cago White Sox a year ago eol-
lapsed when Cubs failed to ask
proper walvers,

pleted his ffth fist Cub cam-
spalgn by batting 280 dn 105

(in 37 wt bats.

ANCIENT BUILDERS

1

stone, the Egyptians bogan butld-
Ing with stone about 2780 BC,

single and 780 three-game score.’

eran outfielder Frankie Baum-

Cubs declined to reveal the

| Bawmholte Jast season com.)

igames and hitting 40h as a,
ipineh-hitter with 15 safe clouts |

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Claude Gross of the Giants. ithe 10-nound crown Dee, 18,
JACOCKS LEADER - :1952, clawed back into conten-:

Hank Jacocks, making a re-ition with victortes over Johnny
turn visit to Prince Rupert led| ~ ee
the pro hoopsters with 17 points
as the Philadelphia team dem-
onstrated their lightning speed
expert ball handling and trick

1954 Glants to make the trip

Jim Flaten, fn his first game
with the Challengers this year
and Bill Sundberg paced the lo-
cal squad with 12 points each,
Flaten providing 10 in the third
frame while Sundberg ehalsed
up eight fn the final quarter

George Archer and “Puny" Hill
Murray with 16 points each shar’
ed runner-up scoring honors for
the touring sextet.

ENSURE LEAD e

The Giants led 14-8, and 36-22
at the quarter and half. iiaich-
ed points with the Challengers in
the third stanza and outscored
the city reps 23 to 16 in the
fourth quarter.

Halfway through the last quar-
ter, Glants staged an impromtu
baseball game and Walker don-
ned a Challenger uniform top
in pag routines which breusht
ovations from the crowd.

Referees Bll McChesney and

Bill Morrison called the Giants
for two fouls while Challencers
were whistled down four times.
' Athalf time, the Glants put on,
a short skit and with the evm-
naslum Uehts off staged their ys Lahti. 9 p.in—Bone vs McKay;
fluorescent ball act. - Garner vs Newton,

Philadelphia team moves 0 to’ gemi-finals and finals will be
play a two, or possibly three-" played Monday, December 19.
‘@ame series at Ketehikan and!
“will return here for a repeat per-
formance with the Challengers
December 7,

,  Eneups:

fo COLORED GIANTS

| Rogers 4. Jacorks 17 Areher 14,
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terson, 20-year-old slugger from
Brooklyn, scorer!
knockout. over Jimmy Slade, No.
5 heavyweight contender from
New York, in the seventh of a
scheduled 10-round bout here
Thursday nieht.

Patterson knocked Slate down
for a nine count dn the fifth,
Referee Dynamite Jacksoa stop-
ned the affair after 2:09 of the
seventh and explained later.

"Slade iust wonlin't fieht 1

was too outclassed.”
There was oo finery of actlan

Playoffs
Set Monday

Women’s Curling Club. play-
offs for the Columbia Cellulose

day, December 12 with the draws
as follows:
7 pin--Stohl vs Petrow, Kerr

Walker 8) Gross 22) Murray id) Youal
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CHALLENGERS p:
Horine 6. alkestad © Fleten ln
Sebevk 10. Cartson oy. Bu So oseher’s
li Herorye 7 Sendbere b2 oWialsee 7
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Stewert 2 Gray 2 Turentae 4
iBurv Mortsan 8. Marrisan @ Shen
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sen Herdensehtld @. Keloes salth.
Reforeen, Porwverd mad MeChe avs:

Lost Niqht’s Fights

Ny Tho Asgochited: Pro
LOS ANGELES Floyd Patter-

Patterson Fails,

To Get Rise From Jim Slade

LOS ANGELES wt—Floyd Pat- Un the Slade corner vetween alte

n technieal :

sept teline him to eet in there:
and luvk rood even tf he was los-
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Trophy will get underway Mon- '

Av

‘seven points, all score’ in the
5 third quarter, Leask and Sankey !
with sit cach were runners-up; Russ MeNeil of Checker Cabs langers who chalked up 54 of chased back into retirement by of all revenue, against 25 per

manager, Sid Flaherty, calls for
a remateh ti 90 days.
In two starts since his knock-

Boss Wins

sixth and seventh. Maniacs 31
Joyner cuffed Jimmy  sovndly
with the back of Sis han! and
Sinde drew back to bit: Joyner
when his other handlers carced
him down to his ehalr Later
the manaeer sald he was ineroly :

trying to arouse Slade into.
“action.
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Notice of Meeting

A Special General Meeting of the Civic Cor
tre Association of Prince Rupert will be hel
Friday, December 9th, 1955 at 7:39 bn
sharp in the Main Lounge of the Civic Centre

The business will be to consider the posible

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