Prince Rupert Daily News
’ Monday, September 27, 1954

 

 

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winning goal,

| Port Edward Victorious
In Manson Trophy Play

Port Edward Paramounts ended up 1954 Prince
Rupert and District Football Association play Satur-
a(day night taking the.Manson Trophy in a hard
fought contest with General Motors,

The game ended at regulation
time with the score knotted at
l-1 and two five-minufe over-
time periods failed to produce a
However, the con-
fest was awarded to Paramounts
as General Motors had one cofn-

 

 

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it j che game was awarded {y Para- he needs no rest between per-

1 i fing overtime. piay no corner

 

er kick against tnem in the sec-
ond overtime session,

The win gives Port Edward
their second silverware for the
season, Earlier this month, they
bested Gondola Cafe to win the
North Star Trophy.

The final game of the season
was played in windy, rainy
weather on a soggy field with
a sodden ball,

Halftime score was 0-0.

Ten minutes after the second
half. got underway Oscar Mer-
cer.. Paramount forward, took
advantage of the slowness of the
Motor’s defence in clearing the
ball from in front of their goal,
to drive a shot past Frank Rut-
ten,
| With only minutes remaining
‘in regulation time wingman Ed
‘Rutten put Motors back in the!
|running with. a shot from a
iscramble in front of the Para-| |
mount goal. The goal was dis--
puted by Paramount players who:
claimed Rutten had. been offside,

 

 

outcome of the world ser

but referee Pat. Foreman disa-' knuckle-balling relief specialist, of the Giants,

d allowed the goal, His, If Wilhelm can baffle the In-.
caus¢d-Paramount’ goal-! diung the way he has baffled the
y..Nisyok to slorm offj best hitters in the National!
1.. protest, leaving his League all season, the Giants

 

as decided can't, you've gat to like Cleve-
:Dlay pVer-| land’s chances.

back on the} The righthanded North Caro?

‘iffer«Motgt's captain Mau- amine is the greatest game-sav-
Bishop agreed to the move. jer around today. There might

not have been a belter one, He
could be in there nearly every
day, the playoft lests, because |

 

 

 

Licks were made against the:
Paramounts while one was boot-’
ed against the mutor’s eleven.

| formaners

 

yen NN JOCKEY Ted Atkinson ‘right) is congratulated by
C. §. Jullien, president of Aqueduct race track after Atkinson
became the fourth jockey in tart

 

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By GAYLE TALBOT

WIFU Lead

T ht
By The Canndlan’ Press”

By. the time the. final:
whistle blows in tonight's
Western Inter-provincial

Calgary and Edmonton,
three teams canbe tied for
first place with a fourth

   
 
 
  

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the WIFU this season has been
virtually a “homer” league. With
the exception of the  tall-ond
British Columbia Lions practie-
ally out of the race with ohly *
one victory in eight starts, no.
‘elub has lost at home. |

Tonight, Winnipeg Blue Bomb- |
ers invade Calgary, where the!
Stampeders humiliated them 41-
'0 in their previous meeting there,
and Saskatchewan rower |
tackle the Eskimos in Edmon-
ton. Home
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history to win 3,000 races,

wins would move |
into a first-place |

 

DANCING.
The four-team race for the: . DRAMA: yee

ies is Hoyt Wilhelm, the three playoff berths. now past {° BOXIN G:

the halfway mark, tightened |
Wat the cour ek thes * 7 snipped Riders 18- oat calgary | my KeTEALL
‘mately one ou at Mee and Eskimos subdued Bombers — Y COURSES.»
Giants games and scored 12 vic-: 12-8 ab Edmonton. nn BILLIARDS and TABLE TEN
tories against four defeats. His LEADERS WIDEN GAP SKATING
earned run-average Was an am-! But in the individual scoring
ozing 2:15 a game. He has not derby, tw. expert kickers pulled WEGHTUFTING
Irst a game since July 23, though away from. the rest of tac pack, | BADMINTON
he has pitched 21 times in the Calgary end Tom Miner from | ous
period, iTulsa Univars'ty added — eight , ' Ve BINGO CLUB
TRIBE IS JITTERY | points to give a leading 54 and RIFLE CLUB

The Indians have seen less of
Wilhelm than any other Giants
pitcher. Durocher used him
spiingly in spring exhibitions.

Aguirre almost k :pt pace hy col-
lecting five moreto give him a
total of 41,

  

 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

And it could happen because. '

‘gain rAdtr a , . deadlock with Bombers and Rid- |;
NiW YORK (AP)—Our nomination for the ers and leave Eskimos only two

player destined to have the greatest influence on the. points behind.

Saskatchewan's veteran end, Joc |

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
    
     
   
  
   
   
   
 
    
  
  
   
   
  

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—is oneiof the marks of a great player,
Against the’slam contract in.
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Neither side vulnerable

Wilhelm Ynan: Sal Maglie or
Johnny Antonelli,

field goals in the Calgary vic-
tory to set a WIFU record, “two

Millions of television fans will more than the previous mark set
zee for themselves what it means
to catch the knuckler the Wil-
helm throws, much less hit it.
They will see catcher Wes Wes-
trum hipping about just to block
the thing and avert a perhaps
costly passed ball.

‘Wilhelm serves his specialty

Winnipeg last year when he won j

BIG FOUR '

In the eastern Ble Four, the
smallest crowd In years saw the
cellar-dwelling Ottawa Rough
with the same motion and with Riders humbled by the defend.

ie ep dhe Grey Cup champion Hamil-
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