ae Prince Rupert Daily News Saturday. November 12,1955, li Entries For Olympic Puck Title Drop Opener 45-43; - Win Second 67-49 Ca Prince Rupert Challengers bounced — back last| night to win the second game of their international] basketball series with the Ketchikan Rockets 67-49! and earn a split on the Canadian end of the tourney: CORTINA IAMPEZZA, Italy after dropping the opening game Thursday 15-43, Meniers Canada, the world and Olyimpie champion, mad the Foviet Union, 1934 world champ. jon. Wereaumene TP countries en. tered for the 1948 Olympic lee hockey championship when en- tries closed: ‘Thursday night, The championship will be de- cided divipe, the winter Olym- ples here dha. 26-Beb 6. Other tates are the United States, Austria, Caechoslivatia, Ger- many, Pus. Norway. Poland, Sweden cand Swotverkund. ae Saturday Skate CANCELLED For Erie Christmas Show WILLIANAS Moving & Storage BCA Limited Coast-To-Coast Moving 4 Operating the Binest tect uf Purtoture Vans ° STORAGE . 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In Thursday's squeaker, Chal- Jonpers trailed 17-15 at the half but came s ive in the third quar- ter to tie the score 28-26, The fauns matched points through the fourth frame until) Herman La vigsen sank the winning vos to break 43-43 tie with less than a minute remainine in the game, Ludwigsen, with i points sparked the Rocket win, sinking eight tree shots, Don Scherk, with 19 points paced the losers. JOHNSON INJURED Coach Ralph Peters’ Rocket Yoster wis reduced to six play- ers for the second game, after Harlan Johnson tore a ligament in his ankle and suffered a pos- sible bone fracture in the first quarter, He was taken to Prince Rupert. General Hospital for X-TAys. T-A-I-L-O-R-I-N-6 @ Suits @ Pants @ Topcoats@® Slacks ALTERATION SPECIALISTS QUICK SERVICE Ling The Tailor 220 Gth St Phone 4238 Telephone 3975 ETN DINNER DELICIOUS MEAL. 7 OFC RESTAURANT » Yount 3, Johnson, Nelson 2. Smith “| Ray Spring, with 13 points led I the Challener attack while Dix- on Tueker who scored 14 Rocket pOIKts Was top pulut-petter for | | | the |] Rackets making 21 of 24 tries at! § the losers, Free shots counted heavily in Ketchikan seoring, with it Cag the fowl line pay off the frst Might while 19 of 35 paid off last night. second game, Alek Bill's Challengers | & sank seven of 14 free shots the, | first night and tive of eight the; ! Rockets had nine fouls called, |. on players the first game and) @< ‘flve the second. Challengers were |‘ called for fouls 22) times ench night. e Pane oa t ‘ I In junior preliminaries each :* night, La Gondola took wid 34-27 decisions off Booth Memorial High Schoo! Greens, TURAN Iitlerwational series Rockets Ludwigsen 14) Christe. pher 6. Johannsen 4. Martinesen 6, Johnson 7, Ericksen, Tucker B Challeneers Do Scherk 19, Sprine 2. Holkestad 7. Carbon Hirtwht Mare shall So Seherk 2. Young, BUH 4, Svndbery Wf Heferee: Forward and Morrison. Judors Greens Young & Smith. Thom 2, Renovolad, Johnson 4, Ritchte, «Net- ch Macintosh, Lowsk & Newton 12 La Gondola. Morison 8. ‘Turcotte Dean i. Anton, Stewart 6, Shenton 7 Referees, Forward. McChesney. Bury 2. Sedgwiek 2) Dumas, Grey 4. PiIDAY Tatecnattonal Sertes Rockets Ludwigsen 4. Christopher 7. Jolnaansen 12. Martineson 6. Erich. sen Johnson, Tucker bt Challeneers Carlson &. Hotkestad 9, Marshall 4, Spring 14, D. Seherk 10, Hartwie 7. WHI 4. Sunberg 6.8 Scherk 4 Yotrer 2 Referees, Forward and Morrison ‘Httadors Greens Newton 1, Leask 0. Thom, po Macloatash, Hensvold, Rutehle. La Gondols --Morisay 8, Shenton C22 Stewart 2. ‘Turcotte 4. Dumas, VSedewitk 20 Gres ad) Bury Dean 2. : Anton , Referees, Forward and Helin. Timekeeper, Valpy: scorer, ‘Twailtes SPORTSMANS DIGEST “halshar GAME TRAILS» DENSE COVER ay PASSING MNOS as, "BO | siaibvre eV NSD Gites Datty useo TRAILS RUN BE- TWEEN FOOD, WATER AND BED AREAS, MOST GF (THE TIME THE BED AREA ISN'T VERY FAR FROM FOOD. 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Brooklyn, oulpolnted Jae 1 PRalllngs from Petnee Mapert POet at Nov U0, Noy a lee, bla DW ls wees JIM THORPE RIDES AGAEN ~ Leading touchdown mater aut Mount Carmel High Sehoo! in) Mount Carmel, UL, Is a young fellow named Mike Koehler, who is also outstand- Ing on the school's track and Wretling teams. Mike comes by his athletic abllity quite naturally, for he fs the grand- son of the great Indian athlete Jim Thorpe, Mike's mother is the former Charlotte Thorpe, daughter of Jim, C vast Prairie WAHL Divisions lied For Lead By The Canndtan Press The Western Hockey League is slated for another full card to- night after four games Friday that saw Vaneouver move into a _ first-place coast the with Vietoria and Edmonton stay abreast of Calgary on the Prairie cireutt. A Vancouver win and a Victoria loss, neither of them close games, resulted in an 18-point saw-off for top spot on the coast. Edmonton and Calgary both won their games and are halding j dual the lead dn the Prairle div- {sion with 20 points each, Scores Friday were: Calgary 7, Vietoria J: Vancouver 5, New Westminster 1; Winnipeg 3, Re gina 2: and Bdmontan 4. Sas. katuon 1. Tonight Calgary goes to Seat- Ue, Victoria to New Westminster,’ Edmonton to Saskutoan and Winnipeg to Regina. Seattle, idle Friday, will see aedon while’ Vancouver rests in-the nine-teamn league, NHL Leaders Uv Che Condddan Press Standing: Montreal, won 1,! lost 3 ted §: polnts 19 Points: Bellyeau, Montread: Ornstead Montreal, 19, Goals: Lindsay, Detroll. 1a, Assists: Ohnstenad, Montreal P| Poenaltles: Lindsay, Detroit, minutes, Last Night’s Fights My The Assoetited Pres. New York ab I Carmelo Costa, Lopes, WL) Sacramento, Callf, (MQ). Manchester, England sandra DOLGIWO, Tey, autpolnted Ron Barton, Great Britain 100, Alpse \73, Fast Passenger and Meeden To Vancouver — Friday und AHunday 0 pan. To Mithnat-Priday and fun day @ pam. 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Winnipeg Blue Bombers: Friday afternoon in the first game of their best of-three Western Inter provincial Football Union final, The defending Canadian champions now are top-heavy favorites to wind up the: sertes In the second contest at Edmon- ton next Wednesday night. 1f Bombers bounee back Sith a wih, the third game also will be play- ed in Edmonton's Clarke Sta- dium next Saturday night. Despite a du-day layoff, Eski- mos looked sharp in the opener adiuinst Bombers as at any time during thelr spectacular run- away league play, A crowd of 15,553 braved the _ 2ae-degree weather, made worse by a biting northwest wind of 23 mes an hour, with gusts up to 10. to wateh the vaunted big Bomber line wilt before the fast- eharging, light but speedy Eski- mo front wall and the hard shishes of Johnny Bright and Narm Kwong, the daring runs of Rollie Miles and Karl Lindley and the amazing ball-handling of quarterback Jackie Parker, Despite the slippery Meld, Ed- mMonton rolled up 318 yards along the pround to Bombers’ 127, Mis- eres were at oa intnimum, with Bombers fimbling twice Fsks one. Alt three were recov. cred by the opposition, PARKER SHINES Parker, using golf gloves on his hands, left lHttle to be desired as he sent his cleat-footed backs scampering all over” the with pitchouts and reverses, then shooting out the oceasional forward pass. Esks conipleted seven of HH passes for OL yards. ‘ Hombers, who were behind 22-8 In first downs, topped anly the pass department as Leo Lewis conipleted six of 1 passes for 95 yards Remember when.. Be CPRe Canadian Press Weatern University of London, Ont, beat Queen's 14-8 to win the senior intereolloghite foot. hall title 16 yeurs age today, The Western Mustangs dn the Jnst seapon of Intercalleghite foot. ball before it closed for the dura. {lon of the Seeond World War: sentor were the only Canadtiny (ean Unbeaten aad untled, BE SAFE GTH Peo ge : BE Goodrich " | iM ; da cae AG MAXIMUM SANITY yoo wood this pretestiee, * QUiCH(R CTARTE AND itope on illppery ilrente, © scrfunins CALLY DISIONID for qulel conalag ron teed a Dg yg ye WAG . ‘i c of A i AVAILABLE Non ‘4 ror BOTH or ie bs wND TRUCKS 4 4 . >, i i nai i ce pile Q Rupert Motors MONT ANT i ! and. field’ | LIMITED | | | By The Canadian Press | + Toronto Maple Leafs are about hready to turn im Ohelr tran tlekets. © Tt just isn't worth the fare for i Leafy to travel to the other five ‘Natlonal Hockey League cittes, iIn eight road games this season, ' | Toronto has pleked up one point Hund seored only seven goals while | opponents have counted 24 thes, , ; Black Hawks are the latest to idump Toronto, ‘They shut ot ' Lenfs 2-0 at Chicaga in the only game Friday night. The Hawks’ second win tn us many home gumes against ‘Por- Jonto this) season sent Chieqao into third place, one point be- hind New York Rangers who. have 16 polats. Montreal Cana- “diens lead the lengue with 19 points. Boston Brains are fourth Detroit. Red Wings shire (he cellar with 12, Hawk goaltender AP Rollins performed well for his second shutout of the season and was aided by one of the stoutest de- fensive exhibitions seen by a Chicago crowd dn years, FIFTH AGAINST LEAFS Rollins, who did't register one shutout all last) season. turned uside 28 shots. Harry Limley jn the Toronto coal made 34 saves, It was Coe 1 vb time in games, Leafs Late been shut out Johnny Wilson, pieked ap fia trade with Detroit last: summer, Scored his eighth goul of the campaign to provide Hawks with the winner. Defenceman A} Dewsbury counted the other goal. Barry Cullen, reealled from Winniper Warriors of the West- ern League to replace injured Erle Nesterenko, was sitting out i hooking penalty at the time of Dewsbury's goal. Referee Low Maschio banded out nine penaldes with Leals vecelving six, Five games are scheduled for the weekend, Tonight) Boston Visits Leafs and Red Wings the Canadiens. 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