Prince Rupert Daily News
‘hursday, November 4, 1954,.
GREAT TIDES HISTORIC CITY
“Britain's largest inlet, Bristol’ Bristol, England, received ‘its
Channél, has tides rising as high! first town charter from Henry
as 70 feet in some places, Wi in Wi.

By The Canadian Press

Eric Nesterenko, a pangling
youngster who was touted as a
future National Hockey League
great, turned the boos of thous-

 

ands into cheers with one shot
Now f Wednesday night. .
on , The 2l-year-old ' rightwinger
Available «

wilh Toronto Maple Leafs, who
is having scoring troubles in the
big league this year registered
his first goal of the 1£54-55 cam-
paign to give Leafs a 1-1 tie with
Detroit Red Wings,

He didn’t do it with the flair
of a Rocket Richard or a Gordie
Howe, but the goal came in the
dying minutes when all seemed
lost. It was enough to bring 12,-
780 fans to their feet in -Toronto’s
Maple Leaf Gardens. A few min.

   

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zed when he looked bad on a
couple of plays with veteran
centre Ted Kennedy and left-
winger Sid Smith.

It was the only-league game of
ithe night. Nestrenko, who broke
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'Nesterenko Saves Leafs.
With First Goal of Year °

utes earlier, Nesterenko was raz-|:

rwho have 15 points on seven vic-

Detroiters appeared to have the
game wrapped up, Leftwinger
Larry Wilson gave them a 1-0
lead at 8:54 of the first period
with a short drive during a pile-
up in front of goaltender Harry
Lumley, Alex ‘Delvecchio and
Vic Stasluk were given assists.

The second period was. score-
less, Kennedy had just return-
ed from serving a slashing pen-
alty in the final period when
Nestrenko made up for the’ cat-
calls. The six-foot-one native
of Flin Flon, Man., who hit the
NHL with unreserved accolades,
is off:to one of the slowest
starts of his brief career, Hel’
didn’, score in“the 1951-52 sea-
son, got 10 goals in 35 games of
the 1952-53 campaign and 14 in
‘68 games last season. .

The deadlock moved the Red
Wings to within two points of
the leading Montreal Canadiens,

tories and a tic. The Leafs re-
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SCOTTISH TITLE

A provest In Scotland ig the

chief! munelpal sfficer, cgrres.

‘ ponding to the English Mayor,
seni |

Mixed Curling
Starts Saturday

‘|’ The Mixed Curling League has
‘|Scheduled its start of the 1954-55
Season for next Saturday night
with three draws a night,
Bill Baxter, Curling Club draw
chalfman, says that he expects
there will be 31 rinks turn out
for the Mixed League which will
bé composed of curlers and their
wives, regardless of whether the
wives are Curling Club members
or not. Draws will be made. for
6:30, 8:30 and ‘10:30 pany, each
Saturday, Mr. Baxter sald, add-
ing that he expected to have the
first draws ready tomorrow,
Results of the first two nights
of curling for the Gordon’s Hard.
ware Trophy are as follows:
Tuesday play, 6:30—Robertson
11, Berg 7; Mitchell 12, Greene 6;
Garner 12, Taylor 9, 8:30 pam.-~
heavyweight champion, halted;Bateman 12, McKenzie 7; Kel-
the uneven battle 4) seconds | lough defeated W. Stewart, Row- |
after the eighth round started; botham defeated Scott (results
when Panter was cut deeply on! unavailable). 10:30 pan—-Ford 9,
the side of his right eye. Five; Rudderham 6; Moore 13, Bird 4;
stitches were needed to close it. baurie 13. 5. Stewart 3,
Panter also was cut on his left: Wednesday play, 6
cheek ‘bone in the fifth round, ; jsen 11, Tham 2; Scott 10, Aston

Olson Wins
- | Non-Title Go
With TKO

RICHMOND, Calif. ~ i —
“I felt sluggish, fighting at 166
pounds.”

World middleweight champion
Carl (Bobo) Olson’ made . this
comment after he had secebred
an cight-round technical knock-
out over Garth Panter of Salt
Lake City in their scheduled 10-
round, nationally televised con-
test at the Richmond Auditorium
Wednesday night. The title, of
rose, was not at stake.

Olson didn’t look exactly shiy-
gish In the fearful beating he
gave Panter, He pounded the
ome Salt faker with’ a two.
handed attack from the start.

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points, three behind New York

lt. took two stitches to close IN |g, Gonrg.con 11, Mathew &

  

 

Rangers and five behind De-

 

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By The Canadian-Press

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Kamloops Elks. and Kimberley |
iDynamiters came up with Vie |
‘tories in interior British Colum-

    
 
 
  

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tn ifenceman Tim Horton's rebound - place Bl

Up UID then, the second-place’ Bruins al Boston,

Elks, Dynainiters | Score Win
In Interior Hockey. Leagues’.

u 3-0 first’ period lead, were
jahead 4-2 at the end of the sec-
ibia seniqr amateur hockey con-iond and tallied the lone third
:perlod counter.

trott.
There are two games tonight.

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Rangers go against the last |

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Both ‘leagues: are idle tonight.
At Kamloops, Elks jumped Into

ack Hawks at Chicago | peders got down to the 15-player : ‘derson 10, Paul 7; Miller 14, W. !
land the Red Wings play the limit allowed in the Western

‘Hockey League Wednesday when |
~ ~ = | forwards Johnny Michaluk and ,
‘Walter Trentini obtained hockey ‘Osterlag vs, Ford;
positions elsewhere.

Crow's Nest Juniors, has been:

| He will leave
Thursday, where he will join Art|
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Wacky Wigwams_
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CALGARY (CP)-—-Calgary Stam. ! 46, Holliston 6,

ut ee "8:30 pmo-MeNece 9, Sieber 4:
{Eyoltson 11, Rogerson 6; Warren |
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| Stewart 4; Shier 9, Parker 7.

Tonight’ 8 draws are: 6:30 pm, |
Turner vs. j
‘Moore; McKengje vs, Bird, 8:30 |
Trentini, former star with the pm. Garner vs. Rudderham:
Berg vs, Laurie; Greene vs. Row- |
‘hotham, 10:30 pan, Robertson
t¥S, Kellough; Mitchell vs, Thom;
_iTaylor v VS. Parker, | ‘

Canucks. |
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Elks, who seem to play their!

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‘ed the Okanagan Senior Hockey | McCulley scored for the win-
‘League’ s leading Kelowna Pack- |

‘in the Western International

scueczing out a 4-3 decision over |
Spokane Flyers.

Cougars An venge
‘Former Losses

By The Canaqian Press

' Victoria Cougars have finally .
turned the tables on the West-
ern Hockey League's high- ~step-
-pPing New Westminster Rovais.

The fifth-place Cougars,!
ves ul Nudien-in three earlier
starts against the league lead-»
ers, gieclihy avenged the losses

less U-1 drubbing in Vietoria.

in the Alberta capital,

_.. the trim is 'Chgdis Canu.ks invade Saska-

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at! f ad the ij neers a “toon, ‘KK. Kerr 14, F, Turner 6; M, Lewis j¢
i nar 7 an 1 ve over a IMPFeSsiOn Fittingly, Cougars’ big win 19, P Petrow 6.
a is fashion with a flare for the fame before 2600 hometown ; ;
hen dramatic. “fine who twice had watehed |
wee their club go dawn before Roy.
als ji-3 and 5-8. They also
Moekiat, Fox, Pordan Lambo ealise and topper oo 2d elsion in New.
ents an soft, pure wool, Westminster,
Mashion any croconnes Muskrat, Pox, AL Kdmonton a crowd of 3,400 § U F F E R E RS
Perla Laan trimmed wool, MAW aa 4) ( Stop miserable Sinus suffering |
an Kes played scoreless | now with Nevo Sinus Remedy:
‘, - ALSO A COMPLETE LIME OF Mockey in the last 40 minutes: (Careful medical tests show tha .
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ers 5-2 in Kamloops, while over tallied for Kelowna.

Playmaker Ted Lebodia fat- |
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‘lighted a hometown crowd by | Kimberley by setting up al! four

‘Kimberley. goals. He fed passes
10 Claude Bell for three goals
and to Buzz Mellor for the other.

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‘floored Spokane veteran .Gino
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‘Afternoon Rinks
In Ladies Loop

In the only game scheduled ‘autling are as follows:

  

  
  
 
    
  
  

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‘Start Curling

The, afternoon ‘rinks, of the
Ladies ° Curling ‘club® ‘started .

Wednesday night with a merci- league play yesterday afternoon
at.'2:30 pm.’ Evening rinks’ will

The fourth-place Edmonton curl again Monday night, with
Flyers battled third-place Van- two draws at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. -
‘couver Camis vo a dl draw Draws will be’ announced ater. '

Results of the afternoon rinks’

G. Wilkins 10, A. Bateman 6;

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