4 , : Stars got off to a bad start in the international tour- a nament at Ketchikan last night as they went down to a 70-58 defeat at the Wrangell team. ‘Picked by Ketchikan sports writers and casters as one of the ‘ pre-tourney favorites, Rupert Selects’ l:,ed up .o their rating only in the first half of the game, holding Wrangell to a Slin) 35-32 lead. « Thon the Alaska tenm’s great- er offensive power, spear-headed by Harvey Gross with a brilliant 32-point performance, broke the contest wide open. ~ Crowded into a defensive role. han -Stars Drop Tournament Opener | Tran osh Foss KETCHIKAN—Prince Rupert basketball All- ds of the little-heralded their opponeits took only 11 calls, Wrangell was successful on 18 out of their 33 free. throws, Prince Rupert sank six out of 14, This 12-point advantage consti- tuted the victory margin. Prince Rupert’s top gun was Bill Sunberg with 16 points, fol- lowed by Terry Shenton with 14, bul neither one came close to Wrangell’s second highest scorer, Jim Gunderson, who was good IBC BOSS CALLS ON PATTERSON TO DEFEND HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE CHICAGO (#—Jim Norris, president of the International Boxing Club, Wednesday urged champion Floyd Patterson’s manager to “fight for any promoter, but lets’ get the heavy- welght division activated again.” ° SO , The IBC and Patterson's manager Cus d’Amato, long have been at odds, although Norris says any grievance has been imaginary on o’Amato’s part, “D'Amato says he won't do business with the IBC because we failed to live up to an agreement to get bouts for some of his preliminary fighters,” said Norris. “I thought I straightened that out after Patterson de- feated Archie Moore for the heavyweight title. But I suspect this attitude of d’Amato’s all was planned and if it, wasn’t that point he would have picked anothes argument to back poe away, Flyers Open Coast Swing Prince Rupert.'a Kitimat Y a Civic Centre Badminton tournament here this week Each team consists of six male and six female players, Slated for Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4:30, Saturday evening from 7 to 10, and Sunday after- noon from 2 until finish, A return. visit to the smelter city is planned for February. Tickets, valid for the -entire tournament, are available at the Civic Centre for 50c, Following the lineup of Prince Rupert players, last night’s practice at the Cen tre: ‘ Men’s Prince Rupert Daily News . en LUstday, January 23, 1958 _ ‘ _Rupert-Kitimat | Shuttle Tourney Set | First Badminton team j n many years to visit MCA contingent will meet, club selection in a two-day ; end. , Play {| eek-John Wilso Timan, Women’s doubles: Fran Cross- Hillary Horncastle ; Betty Blake- Grace Schutz; Marg Tough- Marnte Poffenroth, Mixed doubles: George Viececk: castle-Stan Vickerman: Marg Tough-Bob Tough; Grace. Schutz-Alf Bell; Marnie Poffen- roth-Dirk Timan; Betty Blake- John Wilson. - - n; Alf Bell-Dirk 4 Fran Cross- Hillary Horn- selected after doubles: Bob Tough- for 20 points. . Rupert's game against Craig- Klawock this afternoon is a Prince Rupert players were pen- alized for fouls 25 times while Stan Vickerman; George Vier- Try Daily News Classified : Battling Royals to Draw , do-or-die affair, A second loss 3 i; would knock them out of com- T oO T E M TODAY TO ‘ 7pm, | E eW rea petition. By The Canadian Press aa ~~, , SATURDAY . _ 9pm, pg In other games last night, top- Filmed entirely WITHOUT * COLUMBIA PICTURES presents ° t If not aware of it beforehand, you might Lave surmised by the way Edmonton Flyers and New Westminster Royals played against each other Wed- nesday night that they stand about even in the West-! ern Hockey League. ranking Sitka defeated Craig- Klawock 69 - 51, Metlakatla trounced Whitehorse RCAF Fly- ers 75-30, and Ketchikan Eagles turned out to be another giant killer, overpowering highly-rated Ketchikan Sourdough Bar P| i & ED MARAIS PRODUCTION (_ | md eet ee iArmy co-operation! ca Sa Looming For Dunlops scored twu goa.s lor the Stamps PRINCE RUPERT LINEUP | . B ioe P i " Bud Poile’s Flyers and Hal!and assisted onthe others, ee “ST, PAUL, win Oe United | Shenton 14, Newton 8, Helin 8, ne nat " Laycoe's Royals, occupants of} By winning, Caigary moved! By sorvog, IACK LEMMON States ationa hoc key cam Sunberg 16, Stewart 2, M. Young} RzAL TOUGH—Alex Shibicky (eft) looks menacing as he ! second place in the Prairie and ‘within a single point of Saska- ‘y “""." ERNE KOVACS ¢ ated tabbed the coming One arta a FH gs Morrison 2, Sankey! confronts Clint Smith, formerly of the Chicago Black Hawks. {Coast divisions respectively,’ toon-St. Paul Regals, who occupy —— ¥ . ~ RATMEY GRANT | atch ae pe a SN. . . it's all i ; , ivals were jus actis 2 ‘evenly matched as ‘third position 13 behind Edmon- | savmmn. tournament in Oslo following: But it’s all in fun. The two old rivals were just practising seemed as e y as | pe ) / MATRER O'CONNELL black looks for the oldtimers’ hockey game in. Vancouver Monday. Proceeds of the game went into a fund for indigent hockey players. Whites defeated Blues 10-2. (CP Photo) two teams can be as they battled | ton, to a 2-2 overtime tie at New Westminster: ’ The game was the first of four that Flyers will-play in five ‘ nights on the Coast and its out- : ELVIS come moved them to within six noints of Winnipeg Warriors, AT HIS GREATEST! leaders of the Prairie division. New Westminster climbed to in his first big dramatic singing role! : . ‘ re its surprise 2-2 tie here Wed- nesday night with Whitby Dun- ! Pear| Woon Helps lops, who will represent Canada: in the world competition. whe ach ee sacs Dominoes fo Sweep S20875 sounpur held Dunlops scorcless for the! Women’s high single and, Pi a n te. Bi a ff ks lo ronto | With Seventh Shutout "first two periods. In the first! tiple of 184 and 494 by Pearl’ , meeting of the two-game series,| Woon helped Dominoes to a, - Wren Blair, manager of the: Happyones scored another Canadian entry, said after Wed-| whitewash, taking four points; By The Canadian Press Francisco baseball fans a “highly Jacques Plante, Montreal Can-| improved bail club” led by Willie vat this stage than I am:and 2357. Alan Sheppard of/seventh shutout of the season as! th the Russians.” He thought | Happyones took men’s high three! Habs blanked Toronto Maple!” “Everyone knows that Mays i carried our club during the last Matinee Sat, 2 p.m. o at MICKEY ROONET Try __. oe ® - Daily News Classified - SAILHOUSE ROCK = JUDY TYLER. , Mickey SHAUGHNESSY oo Dean JONES. within seven points of the Coast- leading Vancouver Canucks, who ‘were sct back 4-2 by Prairie tail- ends Calgary Stampeders at, Calgary Wednesday. Sid Finney NHL Standings By The Canadian Press night, the Canadians won 6-3. “in Mixed 10-Pin league Sunday. ~-More..impressed with the U.S.| single and triple highs of 812/)a his| e power-hiting youngsters, at Hibbing, Minn. Tuesday; clean sweep over Sports Shop nesday’s game that “I am much/ frc.n Luckies while rolling team é | diens goalie, turned in Mays and backed up by two mericans stand an “ex-j with 544 and Jack Graham of \ Leafs 2-0 in last night’s only Na- Ment chance against any of|Luckies rolled 187 men’s high|tional Hockey League game. | few seasons in New York.” said PWLTE A pts! Shows at e‘top contenders at Oslo. ‘ singiec, |__Montreal goals were scored by| the Giants’ president. “This year Montreal 2. 45 80 10 5 170 97 65: Soe _ 7 pm “*Y consider the U.S. team 20; In Sunday's third game, Jakes; Dickie Moore and Jean Beliveau. | (manager) Bill Rigney’s chief} Rew Nork .- 43 to 0 B18 1) a8 a. / ono per cent better than the best; chalked up four points in their/It was Moore’s. 25th goal-of the} concern will be to line up some] toronto 45 18 21 9 122 128 39 Sat Wat senior A teams we have met in| encounter with Lonelyones, season and his ninth against the! guys who can help Willie out. Boston ..... 44.15 20 9 116 120 39, i 2. 4:20. Ontario.” Blair added. “This tie! —_——__ Leafs. —_——— ; Chicago .... 43 15 22 6 89 117 gu) ; : should convince Canadian fans| SHOOTING RESULTS suse CINCINNATI (®—The National} __ ne >. A FAMOUS ™ PLAYERS THEATRE that we have more to fear in the} in silver medal sheoting at | SEATTLE ?—winnipeg War-|League has thrown out its cur-| Use Classitieds--They Pay - rent schedule of 1958 baseball games because of 16 changes by the Los Angeles Dodgers. Dave Grote, head of the lea- | riors’ protest of a Western Hock- ey League game in which they j lost 5-4 in overtime to Sask- 12toon-St. Paul Regals has been upheld, league president Al} gue’s service bureau, announced ; Leader announced Wednesday. | Plans for revisions Tuesday and' The protest was based on an! Said thep present schedule is| obsolete. Grote said the changes came -world tourney than just Russia.” Whitby beat a touring Russian team in Toronto 7-2 earlier this} winter. | Civic Centre Rifle Club last night Alice Kristmanson shot a 95 and Camille Lindseth smored a 93, Remember When error. by referee Al Paradice. The By The Canadian Press igame will be replayed from the Gene Tunney won_ his first!5:40 mark of the third period,| after Los Angeles picked the Co- boxing crown 36 years ago to-!time of the error. No date has|liseumn for its home games, and night by outpointing Battling/been set but it will follow a{Said the intense summer heat in Levinsky for the U.S. light-|scheduled Regal-Warrior game| southern California was a factor “hh + Nil ea PA) 4S CY Barnes ( Offered To Fight Akins NEW YORK (?—The Interna- | ' | { tional Boxing Club Wednesday heavyweight title. He lost it to/in Saskatoon. in changing playing dates and cabled an offer to Australia’s Harry Greb the following year,” —_— the number of night and Sunday George Barnes to mect Virgil| but regained it before entering} NEW YORK (m—Flushed ‘with | g2™es. 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