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day night when they walked over Old Empress Hotel
Luckies, 49-30 despite the added’ ‘strength Hotelmen
received after combining with RCMP. oe

, At ar executive meeting held
last week it’ was decided that
Old Empress would drop out ‘of
the league but RCMP would take
over. the Hotelmen’s name with
some of the players remaining

_ on the team. ~ Bill Morrison was

named coach.

 

Fraser and Payne have three
wins and one loss. CYO- has
three wins and two losses, Old
Empress has no wins and four
losses.

CYO opened the scoring in the
first period and held the. lead

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YO trounces Ho
<> Bolstered squad
5 gains no ground

™ ~ CYO moved into a first place tie with Fraser and
| Payne in the Senior Men’s

 

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“ICE HOCKEY MEETING SET
AT CENTRE WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

Calling all ice hockey players!!! Se
With the advent of the cold weather and natural. ice,
tholiights have again turned to Canada’s second national

sport. and the Kaien Island trophy is being dusted off in
_ Smithers where it is hoped - it will be up for competition An
the near future.

"Ernie. Novakowski, who is trying to promote two hockey
panies with the interior centre
meeting of all ice hockey players in the Civic Centre Wednes-
day at 8 p.m. Should a Prince Rupert; hockey team be formed,
the team will be sponsored by the Dunlop Tire Company.

The Kaien island trophy was won by Smithers in 1985,
at Oliver Lake. Smithers retained in 1956. There were no
‘games last year.

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6 Prince Kupert Daily. News
Monday, November 24, 1958 vie

 

Curling results

Results of Thursday: ‘and Fri-
day night’s play in the. Prince
Rupert Curling club. Cooks
Jewellers comptition are as fo)-
lows:

Thursday, 1 p.m Billings 4,
Gordon 9; R, Eby 6, Newton 12;
Garner 12, Lambie 5; Whatman
9, McKay 17; Eyolfson 7, Ward
12; Simundson 12,, Gomez 6; 9
p.m.—Lewis 5, Waldbauer 123
| Kinslor 10, Stevens 4;’ Schuman

5, Tuttle 9.

Friday, 7°
Scott 8; Paul 5, J. A. Macdonald
0; Warren 6, Johnston 7; -An-
derson 6, Bateman 7; Kerr 9,
Ope 15; J. Eby 15, Lindsay 13.
9 p.m. —Parker 8, Bell 5; Dibb 9,
| Dominato | 6; Field q, Shier 14;
Mitchell 2, Lemire 8; Rudder-
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'4, Giordano 9; Smith 5; Pallister |
15; Sears 8, McLaren §; Manson.

p.m,—Gooper 6, |.

 

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~ Baldwin Tink wins two are
as Totem. spiel starts |

By The Canadian Press
By ‘BOB TRIMBEE

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New York's Andy Bathgate stretch-
' a his lead in the Nattonal Hockey
League points-race with two goals
‘and an assist in weekend action. The
Ranger right winger has a seven-

Luckies.
CYO outscored the Hotelmen
S/10-2 in the first quarter, led by

Ei points at halftime and held Canadian Press Staff Writer

VANCOUVER (CP)-—-Canadian cufling champion Matt Baldwin

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

: Mi the lead 35-19 at the end of the point bulge over his closest rivals.
B third period. ‘of: Edmonton came up with a pair of 9-8 victories Sunday. in } The sonteie: . Dane en Bicast, Weather = .
. Old Empress made a ‘strong | “WO. primary events in the fourth annual $10,000 Totem Bonsplel, _ Bathgate, N.Y. “14 14 28 | 0:55. _Intertude , :
| bid to catch up in the final per-| but several other favorites faltered at the start, Litzenberger, Cistcngo au ai 1:00—Rupert Calling 7.8:20 P.M.
iod but only tallied eight points.| Moving into the second day's, ~ 'H. Richard. Montreal | 4 16 3:30—C8C “News. and russe ——
_ Referees Jack | Mitchell. and| play with unblemished records! Baldwin had his troubles in his Beliveau, Montreal .... 10 10 20 Canada Matinee a .
Rey McKay handed out ‘13 per-} with ‘Baldwin were Reg Stone, | first game going 11 ends to beat. Hull. Chicago «... ¢8) 12 20} B:30—Directed by Dirk — !
ti i 1: , | McKenney, Boston..... 12 8B 201 4:00—Records for. ¥ fot : , . wo
sonal fouls to CYO and- six, to} Trail,.B.C., five-time provincial: Jack Reykdal, a once-a-week a 43 0 FOU - a :
Old Empress Hotel. |“) champion; Al Derrett, Winnipeg. curler from Vancouver. ‘Standings: Montreal,'10 wins, six} #! '30-—The Explorers... 7 ee Be : oe
At the foul liné’ CYO counted ; veteran bonspiel competitor; Baldwin edged Chris’ Christo- ‘losses, three ties, 23 points. ; 5:00—-Around the ’Librar 5
six out of eight free throws toj Frank Avery, veteran Vancouver) |) a a Points: Bathgate, New York, 28. | 5:39 cBC News y “DON tT . ae
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six of 16 tries for. Old Empress. | curler, a n vi a three-ende ‘in. th Assists: H. Richard, Montreal, 16. | §:45--sports Desk Cot . . Ske
In the. junior fixture, -Booth gary, 1957 Totem champion. giving up Te r ©} Shutouts: Plante, Montreal; Saw- | 8:55 Byline re co oo. "FORGET . ry
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On a recent ‘trip to the: in.|
tetior, I learned that Bill An- ;
derson, former member and ice}!
steward of the local Curling!
Club and now of Terrace is laic
up with a very lame back. 1
called in upon him at his home
and: found Bill:in bed with a}
heavy plaster cast on his lean j
frame. Although the cast does |
not hinder him from walking -
around, he has to spend most of »
/| his time lying down. He will!
know. this coming week if he’
| has to go south for treatment. |
+ However, as bad as this mav'
{| sound, he is in great spirits ana.
related many of the humorous |
incidents which happened in the
hospital. I’m sure that all of uc,
will wish him a speedy recovery
and hope that we see ‘him at.
bonspiel. time. Also should you
be in Terrace, drop in to see |.
him as ‘he likes the Prince |
Rupert Curling Club gang.

By the time this is in print,:
Smithers will have enjoyed ap- !
proximately a week of curline
on artificial ice. The Smithers-,
Curling club has done ai ton-
notch job Jn installing the re-_
friveration and I believe that;
they shuold have Just about the:
best jee possible The construc-
tion of the rink floor was dona
in a unique way. They excavated
the former rink floor and put:
in low concrete walls down the
full length of the rink so that:
the top of the walls are {ust .
above the old ground level. Then
they decked over the entire rin’:
with a heavy ground flooriny.
The refrigeration piping was, ,
fastened to the floor aver a plas-
| He shecting and then the sand |
wis put in to fill around the:

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