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|. In All-Star Basketball Tournament
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up os outs proved costly last night to the Prinee Ru- |
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SM RUMREN EAE Ae Te Pack ah, been!
we @ pert All-Star Jets who dropped the first of a two-' § 4
me a game exhibition series with the Ketehikan Rockets by ALSO.
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Oma ma score of 63-50 as the 1954-55 basketball season go | rye Witness
: underway at the Civic Centre, ee | intan mam Mlk pow” 4
" Hi! The win for the Rockets was lent of Pa BETO A
‘a all the more remarkable, as Rupert with 1 points, clght oly | : —
. Coach Ralph Peters was only them Meee oul was banded | anc:
oe “able to bring six men down for! One technic as "
3 the soviéw an) tne et ‘lacked out and that to the Jets’ Ray Today to Sat, 7-9:05 Meg
a W the series and the visitors lacked ; Mg
} Janky centre John Irish and for- Spring. Tom F arley or the ue 1 f
4 | mm ward Joe Lewis who were sched- shots sinking two ‘out of three as Bu WW i LANCAST
a B uled to make the trip, the buzzer ended the game.
' i a Don Hartwie's All-slars out A good turnout witnessed the 4 4
a Fee ws Allstats Oulart of the basketball season
a scored the visitors 40 to 32 On which saw Mayor George E. Hills €
: . ed goals but the fie paig or {ce off the first ball after he] | : au |
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‘oa Bas they sank 31 of 49 chances, the ally. the American team to ne ty JEAN PETERS f
1 -- W while the Jets, with 20 chances, pITES PAESENTED . TORONTO FANS WHO had jeered Erle Nestersnko (16 at left) cheered the young Maple Leaf i ob a i.)
H sank 50 per cent, “oe nis; Winger. when he scored the ticing goal in the dying minutes of a National Hockey League game | SL aa LN EOUOA BY oneeemmntt nae A
itty 1 F SLOWED BY BIG FLOO! At quarter time, Mayor Hills nt Toronto against Detroit Red ‘wings. Wings atv all around the net as Nesterenko blasts the PECHNICOLOR
ye 8 SLOWED BY BIG FLOOR ‘also officiated ata presentation) 1) soar past Terry Sawehuk, Detroit players, le 't to right: Marcel Pronovost (3); Alex Delvec- _Retenseg thou United Artis NORD
ai B  Sparked by 6-foot 3-inch cen- of trophies won in the Prinee| \\ : Rn . a” (CP Photo) eg. 4 ,
Hl: a Feit chio 51 and Earl Reibel (14), (OP Ph | | f
Pay i g (te Harry Johanson, who racked Rupert and District Football|, . cee | mney? Ray a
il , m. up 29 points, the short-handed -League this year. Presentatton : ‘ / WY, 6 Prnee Rupert Daily News , a
: ‘I #@ Rockets soon got over playing on’ of the Manson Trophy was made TDOO RS Wil Mevty ; Friday, November 12, 1954, san ae Gl
a Ha flocr larger than that at Kayhi to Paul Van Der Perre of thei] - i Joe eer mcerenccennon es ABRTRUE & Bow ng Champs’ ¢
| : . 5 Gym in their home town, ‘Gondola Cafe who won the he Clovah | + ult | : whl bis p vrtner’ . anes 8, taliswe at ; 1 ,
Wit. Me - ‘Trailing 16-1 i league, while Don Sankey accept-' The Cloyah is’ putting out sult in suce ss while his part B A di, . “Pien'y “felow. Zere” . Nem ee
MT ¢ . q first Guntier he ween viene “the North Star Trophy andi steelheads once again and your was less optimistic and carried: ig If ten ance . News A FAMOUS PLAYERS j
ae : R up during the second frame until; Sheardown Trophy on behalf of leolumnist is ready to belleve that rifle and shotgun too. On reach. ; A 7 er oe
ae x Boat the 42 second mark stocky the Port Edward Paramounts there is a dribble or these on ing the stouan ant jeune no, i 0 an un. . . ~
woflde rT B wuard Bil Martineson evened the Who won both cup-ties, Itlers running ups ream almos geese the partner: left shotpin oo ~
ely og a ear a Death nee 4 “Foul iy ' At half time, the speetators any time of the year. Latest with hunter number one and | Turke Shoot
‘“ a a al Sundberg . iwere treated to a display of ex-!capture is by Archie Bowen who hied himself hence with a y :
° a. . ‘ ipert precisi ‘chil ‘brought in a sparkling ten-!to try for a deer. You guessed. Ss |
: . there ke 4 ‘pert precision marching by the, broug parkling : -
MN : oa wut ants halla) are at, Prince Rupert Girl’s Drill team.’ pounder, a grand beginying for!it! No sooner wes he away than More than 200 club members
cH! os z the third quarter when with the! instructed by Alex Mitchell and the coming season, la flight of gaene came i Num- i and rie ested spectators were |].
“Ti @ ite chart @ 38-49 led by Carol Enridge. a iber one had time to drop two, outat the Prince Rupert Rod and |
chp . “ a scott Daag TS eee | Preceding the All-Star game]: Dick-Gilker and John Clibbett; Canadas and one white-fronted| Gun Club trap grounds at Oliver’
M i A sank a long shot which was fol-i Was the first game of the In-!had poor luck in. wild weather goose and the rest of the day | Lake for the Remembrance Day:
iH cn lowed almost immediately by a/termediale League which saw|when hunting mallards at the impatient partner got one soli- | turkey shoot yesterday whith |
Ay il nx field goal by euard Ray Spring, |Frizzell’s best North Stars by a|old ‘reduction: plant, -very fewitary duck. (got underway at, p.m. “| me of
He dYg However, with tio minutes 44 Score of 0 0 38. The motormen|bitds around and a. small. kill, oe fe anit, ODIY one turkey was,won on aif Mo 3
or , ? M seconds remaining in the third|led 14-11 at the quarter, 25-19} was made, Two ‘others went to| George Shepherd got a limit serfect score a hundred per cent? ot TO ALL AL
a x @ quarter, Spring was awarded -aiat the half, and 37-24 going in- Digby looki B for, geese, one manjof mallards in Mud Bay, Porcher | core turned in by George Shep- ||: oo |
HE a foul and Martineson sank both to the last quarter.’ |, | was Confident::that’ thé trip to AjJsland’ and reports lots of birds |. d'while five others were won ‘t- oe ot
il free shots. From then on the. THREE GAMS TONIGHT ‘ certain small slough would ‘re-/ there, bob |on hidden scores. BIll Tams won ! ~~ os
i “ r ty Rockets were nol caught des-! Tonight the second gameofthe; . , 1 Watk th Vi ithree turkeys while Ron Allen | e KETCHIKAN
hj a. H lie close scores of 48 to 49 and: exhibition all-star series will Sh Howard) Walker, with Vie i parnered a Shamrock ham and : .
4 . om 5 50 to 51 in the fourth quarter. be played and be preceded with al’ smen Ow vente an Basso, weet special prize was won by. 9 WRANGELL oe
At, Bl dade aune ‘a full slate of preliminaries, oe ‘hell and Bul Allaire, made (hes George’ Shepard. Looe
3 0 a PULLED AWAY starting with a senior girl’s game ln rovement ilong run to the north end of; The bud areot was taken by @ PETERSBURG
i x : gy Pon Scherk, who notched eight which will see the Green meet Pp ‘Dundas Island. put nant Ron Allen and Earl Becker, @ JUNEAY ,
ate points during the game, scored:G Id. This will. foll ‘course fo Winter Harbor as the , a
iF : a the jast goal for Don Hartwie’s on intermediate boys came Sue Thirteen of 49 boys who turned | wale was too heavy for the cross- A work party is scheduled to- Be
‘Il a H Jcls halfway through the -last rise against Frizzell's. out Tuesday for the Civie Centre ing to the original destination, Night by the club executive lo, - With Connections To Scattle
i om B frame and from then on the visi- ‘Refereeing duties for-the all-|Rifle club mecting turned Mi yuyas Island. They met some Continue work on the Oliver Lake , .. wid
f a : tors pulled steadily away. star game were handled by Doug /Scores over 90 per cent and this’ cman reward in two honkers and Clubhouse. and Whitehorse
Hl ‘ mw vet centre Art Olson topped sankey and Bill MeChesney,|Poueels the ayo ttlonen dune? light bag of mixed ducks but Lo
Hh arming creations to @ the Scorers for the Jets with a while Bruce Forward and L. Van|Y: re Young Miemen CUMING i advise that conditions warrant ¥ V A
nt : Charming Creations tO oe total of 12 points, all field goals,’ refereed the intermediate game. stable. Jere? eran ban another trip in the near future, le anette shows enter DI AL \
‘') @ prove that mothei-to-he @ Syd Scherk was runner-u for’ Lineups: ve | SUADIG Jer AN, -: e oF ae oS me :
ji. prove nat mo a . P a PSNHIBITION GAME structor said following the shoot. , Answer to correspondent. Quite persistent blueness, it may be ea ae ;
HI" wcan be beautifully dressed RTCA | Retchikan Rockets—W. Martineson! Most marked improvement was‘ certainly there are four dif- caused by the heavy concentra- Se HR ae
tt wand comfortable { a ' 1B AED Prisaer 4%, Nore "To Mackey 8 shown by Ray Jessee, who has; ferent kinds of mountain sheep U0 of nitrates in-well water, Be- a :
U, a omfortable too! tisaner 4, T. Moore, J: J. Mackey 8. ,° ae Ave roa 1 1e aes saa fe myn act a - | i, an ;
yt oo ° iT $ A ST EAL Prince Rupert Jets—A. Olson 12, D.ijust joined the group and who jn this province, They are the pre ral eaters are used in ths : oa
Weg, A : ‘Hartwig, D. Bill 6, S. Scherk 11, W.‘ turned in a 97 per cent perform- well-known Bighorn of the Rock- ormua of a baby under ten Hn, an
WoW mG POLE S3GE SEDAN, Incl. [Schon § R, Holketng sets ® D--ance shooting over open sights,, jes who needs no further descrip. tested fori should be He '
a RNIT. a Aw cond. Turn Signals, §- — “ Const. Martin said. tion: is the Stone sheep ‘CS¢@ for nitrate content, sae!
‘ " i —_ MATERNITY - mist Bog North Siar_Saviile 1 Sankey 4,;_ John Clibbett, lone club met- that is found up. north “and on reagan gett apna
“| gt, & Jackets A incl. Tax... & 4d Rowe, McKay 4, Johnson 12, Morven ‘Det qualifying for a “sitting posi-: the Ytikon; the Dall whose small
. m a 3, Nakatsu 12, Matsuo 2, Carlson. jtion” crest turned in a {9 per size, pure white colur and amber
gw @ Skirts MR ol DODGE SP, COUPE ong Miells Strand 10, mean 5, Duns ‘cent score for the evening. dolored horns make him quite
! By. 0 Fi Tso Tons, Air cond, f ct 11, Leeman, Haudensehtetd 15, |. ‘The rifle club instritors point distinctive; and lastly the lesser
me 7 Teeny 83 -4; fF Futh, Lambie, Laird -1, 5 8. ° ue : ' ’
| ' @ Dresses 5 Mire Sisnads, Anti fl ine Panble, Taira: 1. Dumas § ‘out that there Will be no meeting Sought-after Faunin sheep, a
fog a Brosne, Take it Away i . next Tucsday, November 16, but grey eolored fellow of northern :
A " 5 Por SFRAD : Curling Results pee eaghe il eesume netivites 3.C. and the ilondike country.
atl EV eee . > ‘ ; ca pline / . saay, ? a : ! o .
a AT F Tersoce Motors Lid. f Results of curling in the Gor- The 13 boys turning in OP | Steelhead anglers suould pick 4
7 ot og fervace Mators Ltd, iden’s Hardware Trophy comipeti- scores last Ttiesday were: Eric tp Steelhead Record cards from
ia ‘Wal cice Si Your Friend v Dodges Desute ; Hon played last Wednesday are Kristmanson 98 per cent; Ray {he Game Office, i is expected
at un i Dealers, eA ’ Jessee and Wayne Crow 97, Bill that fishing tackle stores and
‘at il F COURSE A . | §:30 — Anderson 8 Rudder- Holgate -and: ‘Ralph (Olson 96: the Rod and Gun Club seOrelary
lo 0 C a "i 7380 Ges ham a, Laurie M, Miller 6; Paul ‘Brian Roberts, Phil Lyons and will have then on hound very - '
ji i meee TA, iD Garner 8. 8:30 — Aston 13, } Robert Pederson 95; Ray Windle. shortly, 7
fH PPL aS oh A eommmnannmraanem® Ton 3; Osterlag 12, Parker 10; and Ray Oakey 94. Joc Kraup- oe
i © Warron 8, baw 7. 1050 — Row. | nop 3; George Pearson and Bill ‘
ii i ‘botham 12, Fyolfson 9: Robert.

Kristmanson 92 per cent.

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