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‘The Fashion Footwear Grand
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host'cluo 15-6 in a. game conced-
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Shier, miniatures, Fourth, Dick
Heegie, Smithers, miniatures.
“Cc”. Event — Clint Geddes,
Prince George, North Star Tro-
phy, miniatures, binoculars, Sec-
ond, Cliff Delage, Smithers, min-
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Lean, ‘miniatures. Fourth, Mel
Mathews, miniatures.

-“D” Event—Harold Thom, E. T.
Applewhaite Trophy, miniatures
and camp stoves. Second, Peter
Bird, miniatures and table
lamps. Third,’ Geddes, minia-

Cures. Fourth, Bob Anderson,
miniatures, ’ so

“iE” Event—Hugh Waller, Ba-
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Calgary Skater Leads Field
At Ganadian Championships

By PETER MAITLAND
_ Canadian Press Staff Writer
* GALT, Ont. @ — Red-haired | Pierette Paquin, Hull,
Margie Crosland of Calgary's: are for
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B.C,'s Allan Cup representative, |
has come’ from behind ty win’;
each of thelr two games,
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The pert 16-year-old Thurs-! : ws
day outdistanced 21 compe itors' Under Ideal conditions,
in the compulsory figures event, |
The free skating event sched -|
wed for today will decide the!
champion for 1956. Skaters are ar by nak pumber of
marked 60 ner cent: on figures’! 8 impossible,

and 40 ner cent on free skating, .

i competitors and judges,

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‘the Canadian champicnship as.
McLaughlin. said a commitive,

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Bo ‘The current Savage Cup play-ivame was closer as Spokane The five. judess, Donald Chris- ‘seconds’ playing time, art Gus
oe offs In British Columbia, be-|moved Into a 2-0 lead in (he tle, Washington, D.C.: Dr, Jahn. Bodnar also set a record hy as-

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Prince Rupert Daily News vee

Canadian Press Stale Writer

MONTREAL The beautiful
idveam that Montreal Canadiens
ihad oa owellenigh — invingible
hockey leam was a shattered

4,

Cage Trials
Underway —
‘Tonight

i Rangers,

Canadiens learned the hard
way Thursday night that past
performances mean netiias
VANCOUVER @— A alowine
‘future for Canadian basketball
‘was predicted here on the eve
‘of the Olymopie trials and Gana-!
,dian championships.

Such opinion was expresced hy

an indomitable fighting svirit
and strike back,

Rangers’ 4-2 vielory aver the
newly-crowned Nualional Hoekey
League champions was esen-

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some of the top Canadian; tially just as impressive and
‘coaches and basketball officials | decisive as Canadiens! 7b rut
/Who hailed the trials openine ;away win on Tuesday, ,
-tonight as “a major first” om : .
“the game which so far hag ere- e
ated only a mild stir in’ this! S
country's sport annals, | eniors
. 7 oe
Four sone champions from | lo Pla
“Aeross Canada—Ontario, Maule | y
toba, Alberta and British Col-|
Umbia—will compete in ihe} Saturday
five-day, round-robin knockout |
- lournament, ' ‘The second game of the sen-.

Thursday night,. the

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a dinner, the largest eoutin-
‘vame between Kitkatle and the

to converge on any City All-Stars, John Danas,

Canadian

; ation spokesman, said this morn-
PLAY STARTS TONIGHT

ing, ul

It was the final fling of leis- The game, which matches La
‘ure for the four teams, each !2 Gondola against Frizeell’s was
strong, not scheduled originally. The

cafe holds a one-game edge in:
‘the best-of-three finals,

First game of the evening An-
nunciation will meet Orme’s in
the second of three juvenile fin-
“als.

Opening tonight's twin bill at
the 4400-seal University of B.C,
are the  Manitobn
the Albertans.

Last Night's Fights

Los Angeles uP--Lauto Salus’
, 132, Monterrey, Mexico, stopped

: /Ralph Capone, 182, Chicaso oor,”
The third round:

are 7:30 pm, and 9 pam.
Saturday night the losers face.

lowed by the two winners, The
team ending up with two losses

. . Minneapolis i Glen Bhina-:
goes Monday with the  unde-. oan 1354), $b. Pauw bnoeked

feated team getting the bye.

On Tuesday. the second-place
team me the undefeated. I
the runners-up win, there wil!
bea sudden-deuth, winner-take-
all final Wednesday,

“Out Jackic Graves, 4, Auoda,
Ind., 13).

Philidelphia ut- Charde Seat,
Ms, Phihidelpaia, -topoed
Harry Deputy. 149,
Ville, Pa. (5).

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If the undefeated team re-: Dallas i@-Paw Jorsenson, 126.
mains victorious, it’s all over Part Arthur, Tes. stepped Jae

Tuesday and the winner takes Boland, 126, San Antaris 1d),

Richtinond, Calif. we-- Remon
Fuentes, 1i3t., Los Angeles,
stepped Mickey Savaee, 148 Sen
iPraneisca, 44,

well as the right to represent
Canada in the summer Olym-
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