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a grand aggregate of 19

than 60 competitors.

.. Approximately 400 spectators
“who packed the Gyro pool blea-
chérs for the last swim meet of
the season, watched Doug dom-
inate the junior, intermediate
' ~—ss gnd.senior fields to carry off
the coveted Daily News trophy,
‘4,g-epresented by Charles Giordano..
ty In addition, Doug won, the
‘Parks Commission trophy for the
. “hest junior point-getter. with 10
*. points. Bill Kincaid, co-ordinator
. of the meet, made the presenta-
fon.
HARRIS RUNNER-UP
“Runner-up to Doug. in the
grand ageregate competitton was
.. Trevor Harris who handily took
_. three first places for 15 points.

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for second place and -one for
third place.

Frank Fogarassy,

-fary's: representatives

‘ "1936 Olympic Games at Berlin,

= established himself ‘as the fast-

, est swimmer in Prince Rupert,

winning the 100-yard open free-

style race in 1::11.5 seconds, out-

one of Hun-
in the

distancing Al Gaitens (1:17) and}.
John Murland (1:27)). The grand "

“ challenge trophy for this event
was donated by the Prince Ru-
pert Labor Council.and pre-
sented by E. P. O’Neal, —
JUNIORS TOP DIVERS ©

The open ‘diving competition
was an all-junior affair, with
Harold Small taking first place
with 130 points, followed by -his
twin brother Doug (133 points)
and Bill Fielding (120 points.)
Sponsor was Local 708 of the

 
  
   
 
 
  
 
 

International Brotherhood of
Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill
Workers.

One of the highlights of the
meet’ was the novelty wash tub
": #All but one of the 25 com-
petitors managed to paddle
their.tubs only a few feet before
sinking. Only Bill Feilding mas-
tered the trick, made 22 yards of
‘the 25-yard pool length, - then
tried to do it in a spurt and
promptly sank.
For his feat Bill was rewarded

 

Points were awarded. on the

. T-y ear-old wins
: - Daily News trophy

Small stroked to three first
Labor Day swim meet yes-

. & terday and added a second place in diving to rack up

points, tops among more

 

“with the biggest round of ap-
plause of the day, the wash tub,
and more than a dozen toilet
utensils.

Following is a complete list of
the winners and runners-up in
the 15 competitions.

Senior joys 25-yard
breast stroke
Frosty's trophy
Trevor Harris, Jake Anton,
Watmough.
Senior givls 25-yard breast: stroke
Gordon's Hardware Trophy
Dianne Woodworth, Gailya Grim-
olfson,
Penny-inh-and (25 yrads)
Doug: Small, Harold Small,
Fielding. | °
Intermedlate
"breast.
Shop-Easy
Wayne Watmough., °
Doug Small.
Junior boys 25-yard‘ breast stroke
Watts &° ‘Nickerson trophy
‘Doug. Small, Tan Cullen,
Fielding. —
Janior Girls 25-yard breast: strake
"Family Shoe Store, trophy
Raide Wilson, Audrey Wells,
Roblin,

Wayne

Bill
boys 25
stroke
Troply

Mark Ewen,

-yvard

Bill

Patsy

Wash tub race
Labor Couneil prizs
Bill Fielding, Harold Small,
Wilson,
. Senior boys 25-yard freestyle ...
La Gondola -traphy
Trevor Harris, John Murland. Jake
Anton.
‘Intermediite ‘Qheyarad freestyle
B.C. Packers trophy .
- Bil Fielding, .Dong | Small,’
Watmough.
Girls open 25-yard back stroke
MeRae's Trophy
Marlene Phillips, Gailya Grimolf-;
son, Dianna Woodworth.
Junior boys 25-yard freestyle
. Esquire Trophy
Doug Small, Duncan. Anderson, Bill.
Fielding.
. Junior girls 25-yard freestyle .
Deeth’s Trophy
Patsy Roblin, Lynn Montesano,
Raide ‘Wilson. .
Students 50-yard open freestyle
. Manson’s Trophy ,
Trevor Harris, Mark Ewen, Gallya’
Grimolfson. ‘
100-yard free style open
~ Labor Counell Trophy
Frank Fogarassy, Al Gaitens, John
Murland.
Open * diving competition. -
Local 708 trophy
Haroid Small, Doug Small,
Fielding. :

Raide

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| 16 -pounder gets prize

in all-day fish derby

Bist prize of $100 for th elargest. salmon_in thele

Labor Day fishing derby yesterday was won by Bill
Mor tensen with a 16- pound cohoe caught in the Kas-

NBA picks
Patterson
for honor

MILWAUKEE (#—The Nation-
al Boxing Association today
chose heavyweight champion
Floyd Patterson as its boxer-of-
the-month for August and took

notice of a newcomer ‘among
boxineg'’s big boys.
Patterson won the nod for

stopping Roy Harris of Cut and
Shoot, Tex., in the
of their heavyweight
at Los Angeles Aug. 18.

The newcomer
welpht ratings
Sonny Liston,
now fiphting
phina.

Liston has a

ids
St.
of

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out
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nu four-round decision.

Toronto's George Chuvalo,
ranked 10th among the heavy-
weights by Ring mnagiazine,

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although Alex Miteff of Ar- tua Bens renee Tt ty
rentina, held to n draw by [vancouver 00!) 7 67 bab 44
Chuvalo this summer, was [Portland ooo... 16 79 ib10 Oy;
placed eighth, ue ae pity vs ua at ano ivi
Yvon Turelle of Pole Ste. Bouttle rn Oh fe "442 TAY,
Anne, NUB. held his third-place [spokune o....6.. Od BE ddl T%
pht-henvyweight spot. Harold Monday's teanits
Johnson and Tony Anthony are] Beatie 1-0. Aaaramonto Oi
ranked first und second cone | Lertand 1-6, Spokane 0-0

tenders for (Archie Moore 's the,

12th round
title bout

to the heavy-
26-ycar-old
boy
Philadel-

record. THis
only loss was to Marty Marshall

iks River.

In the separate troll derby
| Clifford Martin became automa-
tie first prize winner landing the
,only fish, He caught an 11-pound
‘cohoe in the waters off the Bri-
ltish Columbia Packers plant,

More than 50 persons partici-
pated in the combination derby
that got underway at 5 a.m,

Mortensen caught his 16-poun-
‘der with a crockodile lure. He
also caught a 13-pound cohoe, .

Tied for second prize of $30
King with 13-pound cohoes, both
caught on No. 4 Gibbs T-spoon,

A total of eight salmon rang-
ing in sizes from seven to 16
pounds were weighed in at the
Metropole hall between 7 p.m.
and 8 p.m. closing time, for the
derby.

All of the fish were caught in
the Kasiks river

Derby Judges were Game War-
den Clifford Walker and assist-
ant supervisor of fisheries Will-
jnm Winsby.

Angus Macphee, derby official,
presented the $100 cheque to Mr.
Mortensen,

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PCL STANDINGS

 

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| Langlois, swept its class.

was forced to drop out of heat
| No. 2 because of steering trouble.

“| races,

 

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Order of business

‘

NOTICE OF MEETING

Civic Centre Assoc. of Prince Rupert

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Thursday, Oct. 2nd, 1958 - 8 p.m.

(Common Lounge)

of annual reports, election of officers, etc. Any’
member wishing to present a Notice of Motion
at this meeting must submit said Notice to the
Secretary, in writing, by September 15th, 1958.

Mrs. D. J. Parént,

will include presentation

be - Seerotary.

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Outboard races SUCCESS |

By MIKE WAYMAN

despite threat of rain. |

Despite poor weather the Prince Rupert Out-

|board Association made a

fourth races of the season

Three new hydroplanes were
unveiled and proved to be win-
ners. The “Dragonfly” a “class
B” hydro, owned by Lucien

Bob Yamada came in -second
in his “Seat Cat” although he

Ron Stewart’s new “Wetback,” a
“Class C” hydro, appears to be
very fast and will give. Frank
Baldwin stiff competition when
he returns from the Kelowna

Norm Kinslor had the fastest
boat and the biggest “rooster-
tail” on the lake as he drove his
new “Class D” hydro to victory.
Henry Seppa edged him out by
less than a foot in the thrilling
finish to the second heat.

 

In other races, Bob Armstrong ' ia three and a half pound Cohoe.. |

|

and Mike Wayman topped.-Class
B” and “Class D” utility’ ‘races
respectively. Jack Mar tin and
Jim “Wauldbauer shared the
honors in the “Class A” combin-
ed utility and hydro race.

The field was cut down be-

the Labor Day weekend. How-
ever, the final race of the sea-
son will be held Sunday at Tay-
lor lake, More thrills are expect-
ed with the return of Frank
Baldwin, Wally Ballinger, Chris
Harvey and Dave Yule.

 

SYDNEY, N.S. (#}-Young Beau ;
Jack, 164, Brockton, Mass., out-;
‘pointed Gary Simon, 161, New
iGlasgow, N.S., (10). \

{Black Bass to win $10 for

complete success of their
last Sunday.

Fisherman

nets $60

 

‘at CCC derby

A 17-pound cohoe salmon won |

 

‘

Russell Nelson two prizes total- :
ling $60 in the Columbia Cellul- :

ose Company Limited fishing

derby for employees Saturday. :
of |

Nelson captured a prize
$50 for the largest
caught and also won $10 for the
largest fish of any species. —

Alex. Wood “won $10 for the |

‘Smallest ‘fish Of any species with |

~A total of nine ‘entries weigh-
ed in eight fish at the Kloiya.,
Bay weighing station 8 p.m.
Saturday. Roy McIntosh was
the official weigh-in man.

In the separate derby held in
the harbor, Dave Blackstone;
won a total of $20 for the largest
and smallest fish of any species
caught.

He caught a three pound
the
largest fish and a three quarter
pound flounder for the smallest
fish to give him another $310.
! Blackstone was also the official

| weigh- -in man, and only contest-

ant.

 

     

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The crowd laughed , and
cheered through tripping sack
and. three- legged” races and
funibling women’s ege ‘and spoon
contestants ‘while ‘urging © the
various othet athletic track con-
testants to victory.

“Thirteen ~ year - old Marlene
‘Phillips lead the more than 100
competitors ‘in ‘athletic- abilities
by ‘taking four first» prizes and
eight-year-old
‘Douglas Morris was runner-up
with-three-firsts and-one third.
_ Special prizes which. featured
ithe -didest-person, won by Jimmy
:Parks -(68), the: largest. family,
Mrs. Car! Simunds..(5)..and the
couple ‘married longest, captur-
‘ed by Mr. and’ Mrs. D, A.. Mac-
-phee, (42 years), provided the
variety to complete a successful

- Winners. of other events are

"go" YARD DASIT |
Boys, 5 and (6 -years

~ ‘Gordon Morris, ‘Brinn. Barton, Al-
dan Cameron.
oo, CGirig. 7 ands 8) years
Joan . Mallet, Linda Buchanan.
Morag’ Nicholson." -”
Roys 7 tnd 8 years
“Dougias Morris, . Ronnie — Pottel,

Tommy | Wardrope.
. 50 YARD DASH
- Girls 9,510, 11 years

afternoon of excitement and fun.

 

 

| witness 5 Ale s eh. pack m meet |

Ear ly morning» threats of rain eouldn’t quell the enthusiasm of. about
: spectators s and contestants who tur ned, out, to the Prince Rupert Labor Couneil’s
‘track meet at Algomia Park yesterday...

4"

gudy Woodworth.
Jonn Sinclair.
Boys 9, ‘10, 11. ,
Bobby Pottle, ' Chris ‘Bennett, Billy.
Mallet, ’

> _ Mary . Gowan,

Gh. YARD DABIT.. .
GOhils 2 and 13. years’

Marlene ‘Phillips, ‘Lynn Mallett,
Judy Grimolfson.-.. :
uo Boys: 32 ‘and 138

Henry Wong, ‘Don ‘Kamura, Alfred
Timms.
Senior: ‘airts - 4 and 16 |

Lynn ‘Mallett,
Sentor hoys 1 nnd i

ry Wong.
OPEN EVENT 100 YARDS »
Women 16 (and. over

Diane Woodworth, Gallya Grimoit-

Jean Johnson.
Men 4G and over
Jim Arsencau, ‘Henry Perking, Dick
Cameron.
TUREE-LEGGED RACE
Toys and girls 7, 8) 9 (30 yards)

50n,

Joyee and Marlene .Skinpsky, Doug }
Bobby Pottle and

and Don Morris,
Tommy. Tims.
Boys and giris 10, 11, 12. (50 yards)
Judy Woodworth . anc Mary Gar.
land, .Barbara: McLaren’ .and. Gall
Johnston, Lynn Mallett and ' Judy
Grimalfson. . ~
Boys and giris 13,1 15 (50 yards)’
Barbara MeLaren. end Gail John-
ston, Marlene Phillips and Shnron
Johnston, John Seuby. and Ray Win-
die,

 

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