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6 Prince Rupert Dally News |
, Wednesday, February 26, 1958

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Bombers Sign -
Third Quarter

WINNIPEG Signing of a

Gino Gap-

,pelietti who piloted the Fort Sill,
j OkKla., army squad bist season,
) Was announced Tuesday by Win- ae
'nipeg Blue Bombers of the Can-| Sunrise of the junior league took
iadian Football League western; a similar step by disposing of

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RCMP, Sunrise Jump Into Lead
In Basketball League Semifinals

Two underdogs in Civic Centre Basketball lea-
gues last night cleared the first hurdle towards the
finals against their respective league champions,

A The ROMP squad, eee |
hisners in regular season ay, e

Girls Outshoot
Boy Rifle Team

‘edged second - place McRae
‘Motors 49-45 to take a 1-0 lead
Girls’ team of Civie Centre
Rifle club retained the Kaien

in their best-out-of-three semi-
senior! Co-Op trophy last night by out-

 

finals In the senior hoop while

Annuneiation Crusaders 56-45.
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‘CHARGE OF “DIRTY PLAY” LAID
AGAINST KINSMEN BALL TEAM

Pre-game sword-crossing for Saturday’s broomball toure
nument final entered another phase today.

A spokesman for the RCMP broomball team said today he
had "scouted the Kinsmen’s conglomeration of players that
in some way managed to defeat a far superior Legion team,
and devised a secret weapon to be used in case of the Kin
club should resort to its customary dirty tactics.”

The final will be “sheer murder,” the RCMP mouthpiece
said.

“We've got those guys taped,” he added confidently.

 

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Rob yourRest..

Many people never seem to get good
night’s rest. They turn and toss—blame it
on ‘norves'—when it may be their kidneys,
Healthy kidneys filter poisons and excess
acids from the blood. If they fail and

Curling Results

Results in Grotto Cigar
trophy competition
Rupert Men's Curling club play
Tuesday night are as follows:

Scott 12, Inkster 9; Warren 11,

| Pield 4; Antilla 10, Rowbotham

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Thursday to Saturday 7 p.m. -9 p.m.

NOT SINCE "MAJOR BENSON”
SUCH A HEARTWARMING
<— COMEDY!

1 . * . Yare j . j | ,
mn Pelt of Michigan and Eagle Day,| Bame were Gus Nickerson with’ shooting a boys’ team 385 to 370
densed to save your time. signed for the 1958 season, "135 for McRac’s and Bill Morri-!in inter-club competition.

— - son with 14 for RCMP. Junior! qt was the second otraight
shooting honors fell to Billy time the girls have defeated the
Smith of Crusaders with 14 and jpoys in this competition,
to Bob Kelsey of Sunrise with 19. SCORES

Playoffs continue Saturday a ae re :
‘with the same teams meeting Girls—Lynn  Wrathall (eap- |
jagain in addition to the first ;taln) 95, Jessica Nelson v7.
igirl’s league semifinal game be- | Sharron Montgomery 96, Cam-!
tween Fashion Footwear andj,ille Lindseth 97. Total 385. Av-:

erage score 96.25.

Annettes,

Boys.—Wanace Ballenger (cap-_
,tain) 92, Larry Lindseth 98. Alec |
Packford 99, Jimmy Strand 81. |
Total 370. Average seore 92.5, |

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Shooting for bronze pins at!
Civic Centre Rifle club last |

eadpinners |
{ : A “ a M rue . ae -
a e race night saw Arnold Rivett score 86, | aces Per rire Pen
‘ | Bobby Laighton mark up 84, and.

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Headpinners chalked up te1m! Ronald Martinson shoot 82. LI

highs of 1296 and 3634 in Mixed’ -...---- - ” . te Potters nn areata eee tte et vee ——

Five-Pin league play last week. .
‘Mainly responsible for Head-
pinners' showing were, Alice Mc- |
Meekin who topped women with |
a 270 single game and Johnny |
/Comadina with a 665 triple. i
“ . Other “A” league honors were |
itaken by Bertha Dunbar of:
| Pushovers with 650 triple and by |
iteammate Vie Menzles with a:
1294 high sinele. '
( In “B” league. Ruth Ramsay
(, had women’s highs with 253 and |
:661 to lead Yukon Jewellers to a.
{3033 team high three. Other ,
ihighs fell to Richard Campbell :
(of Terrace Transfer with a 255.
isingle, Alan Hale: of “Canfisco |
iwith 614 triple and to Chatham |
{with 1068 team single. :

“A” LEAGUE RESULTS
Headpinners 8, RCMP 1: Es-
,quires 3, Jokers 1: Vikines 3,:
‘Fashion 1; Astoria Messenger 3,
| Frosty Lockers 1; Pushovers 2.°
(Airliners 2.
“B” LEAGUE RESULTS ;
Chatham 4, CPA 0; Yukon:
Jewellers 4, Terrace Transfer 0; :
{Eby and Sons 4, Aces 0; Noble's |
(3, Standard Oil 1; Mail Carriers |

WORK BOOTS
|3, Canfisco 1; Shop-Easy 2, Sons |

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! Victoria Tuesday night and got.
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‘hoping for a win to enable them |
‘to close the gap separating them
‘from Vancouver Canucks, West-
fern Hockey League Coust lead- °
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