h’: 1 is. ; Lorne.

into. third:

. Maple Leal
| Rossland;”

three, "game losing streak. Playi ing

' a did it ‘wilh dh hang But the only ones 28 who aot a A

ang out of it were.’ the
swamped.t the Chief's 10-0,

“But Kamloops’ outlook wasn't
‘marred completely. They still
end: up: in.second: place. in the
QSHL: ‘behind Vernon.’
Penticton’: hopes. to. “squeeze!
Spot. were “doomed as
they. wen lown, 5- 4° to Kelowna
Packers.
@: Western’ ‘internalional
fellar: ‘dwelling. ‘Ross-
“Nelson
an 8-3 rubbing in

Vernon's victory broke oA

h. George “Agar, Merv .Bid-

 

| Osk Odie . Lowe: and. Sherman

«Canadians: while. Willie Schmidt
. ‘aiid, Johnny. Haris tallied “once

a first’ period: and the Cana-

r each ‘scored twice ‘for the

apiece. oo
* Bidoski. and. Agar scored in

dianis rushed to a 5-0 edge. in thé
second stanza.” :

Jim, Shirley of Kamloops, ine;
top netminder in the Okanagan,

Vernon: Canadians, . who

 

winning goal during his second
time on the ice at: 8:25 of _ the
third perlod. |.) i",
Jim. Middleton «. led; Packers’
seoring: with two - ‘goals, ‘Moe
Young... and Joe Kaiser , : each
earning one; ‘ .
Gerry ¢ “Leonard ‘Seored ; twice

ahd Alan: Lloyd: had siigle

Pinoke.. Mcintyre” “Was” high
manfor Rossland” with . ‘two
foals. The scoring sheet
Warriors .was ‘completed
singles by: ‘Leo’ Luceliini,. Georze
Ferguson, Bud « Andrews, Steve’

Short, °°: ‘

for the Leafs. Don Applieton add=
ed the, other.

Tonight's
kane. at® Nelson—the orily” game

ST, LOUIS. (p-General Mai."
ager Frank Lane of Sl. ‘Lois:
Cardinals : sald "Tuesday night
that if. he’ doesn't produce*a-

" pennant winner: by. 1938, “Pll

leave’, the. ball: eltib.”. Meo

Lane made: the’ ‘remark at a
“Knights ‘of the | Caulitlower.
Ear” spring tralning parly here’
after Cardinal President. Aug-,

ust A, Buseh,;, dt, had: said, |
vhalt, in. jest, that Lane? ‘would:.
bes out: on his: ear’ if. ‘the «

1) Cardinals don't. win the ‘Naz: |"
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for the Vs. while’. Bob. Harper, od!

for]
with |.

‘Chorney, Norm. HYSSOD and’ Bill; Be

Jim Pilla” “scored ’ “wo ‘narkots

schedule. ‘has: ‘Spo-

 

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“by! “ong Chena t
When’ ‘Toronto’: Maple’ Leafs
start toting up the -books.at: the |”

end ‘of. thé National Hookey, Lea-
“1 eue. Season; a; major item may |.
~-LWell be long distance telephone |.
heals,’ Especially hebwean, Toronto
yand. Rochester, ey

“General ‘manager: Hap Day had),
the ‘wires buzzing’ again Tuesday} '  <; nv

“relnforcements.
égotlation, he: an-

in: -seareh - :
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circuit, turned in a- sterling per-
formance despite the score, fac-
ing a total of 51 shots,

Ops. evening boxing.

 

 

 

 

 

Grocery 1 now stands top of the J unior Y Boy’ S ‘Basket:
pall: Lean afte their. easiest win ‘of. the Season: last neh The.
rosery. Oys

vcr: Booll Rainmak rs anc two: over "annunelation. Standings |
atipresent ar

: & WO. Of: our: downtown- pushy types
a nsider themselves competent: ehough to ‘climb ‘two. flights of
tals without sounding ke, a ancient’ locomotive, no
ee ¥ hos om i ‘
Reminder from president: of the Prince: Rupert Potiy League,
qaen Harrineton tothe exccutive. of the loop, there will be a meet-
ng in the, Elks Lodge tonight, at 730 pm, Plahs for the proposed
‘father -and-son get- -togethér" will: be formulated.

3 ~ Post. Scripts —

Well- ‘known loealite indicted he might be enter ing the field

Hp estling promotion here; Deal hinges'on getting Kitimat and
cea Kelchikan interested tovhelp defray high travelling costs, Plan
f e be f tp get about four top: wrestlers por card , |. Local, Jabor union
* prominent, Pat O'Neal confided the other-day he used to box,
ni eurishly, In the army Oubysens, Tells of fighting spme, of the
‘boys back in- ‘the carly Hohe he. had quite) Jef t t00

ing a onepswaser’s,’ any Jack, Furness yscdhtti.be’%.

Hitter. “Sorhowhe} rp: alot: the: Hite Nevdecidedtto: chiry sat

yea ‘of NEGA Bade a one, “tlme he could holst 102 notinds

h “One, nalts, ah What, happened to those fishing: excursions |
ndaide, Pony. Searle’ and Mey Wells. used: to. be so
agdraRbed-Iny a month, back? Local gendarmo Marty Gregory:
an’ figure on being arourid ‘for the softhall:season this yenr,
Bxpocts a transfor any day now.,., Vern Clecone mado a ter
fle job of tho’ refereeing in:tho recent Ketchikan- “Rupert cage

rangy. Kelowna:.
. George “Mylenchuk

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Among 923 Celebrities at Dinner

4 TORONTO: (CP)—Canaila’s Olympié: Gold Medal winners ‘and, world
: “Tedvywelght boxing, ‘champion Floyd Patterson ‘are in: the ‘voster’ of 23 Sports
: \otables’ at Ontario's sports celebrities diner, F Feb,.21,,

-4Tho” Ontario: ‘Bnort Writors |,
e ‘Sporldensters® "AvoeltATQn
Hgponaors the anviudl sae
nto” ovent' for crippled. child.
: roported that conch, Pema’

Wt Of.tho Univoralty of ‘Drifs

Columbia ts coming to. Tar,
with :all ‘membors of the

BD four whieh: won. the Olym-:
aoulling evont--Archie: ‘Mage
ony Lorie. Loomer’. Waller
LMHondt and Don Arnold; atroke,

: lorry Ouvollette, who captired

ean aml hare on wnt

118 coming fron} Windsor,

; HARSEN ON LIST.

THO Olympia athlotos and Pais
erin, who won the heavyweight
0 on last. Docomber, aro’ Intaat
dditlona to alab which indlud-
‘Dow Larsen, who’ pltehed |.
nn ob.udmo for \Now . York
ae A tho 1966 {yard Korlon, Aario. racing. ovolopmont.
wet I) Camnphett| winnings = Georya Young,

d dont Ah on) WhO 80: fen qvocama the
i en, whe worked Jn Jn Ira lidar to" ctons Califor.
AYO. Airiong 10}, oro aro. we “Apooln) quota:

Ml if and. a ag: Bliaughnensy,; frealden, of

i (Ng: Nlorntugent ddan Louis]

* Footbal itn: Piliatadn, ‘Mow
tren! Alonovias," ‘and’ Billy Grate:
mn, Kitchonor-Watorloo:, Dutahe!

ball scoring rocorel Ina AABN |
Will 187 polnta, cee cage aks
Colf--Chicls “tivaniy, “ola Lm
star from Chieagd, nnd Marlene
Slewort, the association's. ath»
lole of the year who ‘won dhol:
United Statos and Canadian woe
alin your chanplonship
Hockoy—Iolloy Smith; Tiny
Thompson and Sweeney Schrins
er, Mombers of the NITL's 1036-
AGnlleatar team,
Locrossa == Eddie Langtollow,
ny old-timer from Toronto, ~
Raving--U, V', Taylor, breeder,
owner ind loading fgure in One

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mon, who sot a Canadian: ‘fouts qi

“Inthe. other .OSHL game,
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“MIAMI ong! Fila: ae
Here's how Bud Smilh and Joe
Brown match up physically. for
* their. world Jightweight title
bout tonight, :
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5-614

Weight .
Height ..
Reach
“Chest, : normal ;- 38
Chest expanded 3934
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Bey Rose
Double Winners

. Jack Graham of Blowouts in the!
‘men's section of the Mixed Ten-!
Pj Bowling league enptured top
honots In play this week with a
high single game of 243 anda
high three of 579.

Double honors were also scor-
ed by Bev Rose who rolled wo-
men’s hith single eame of 159
and women’s hith three of 458,

Team high single was rolled
by: Star Cabs, with 759 while
Dominoes woh team high triple
with 2186 tor wf er 4

_ RE SULTS:

Dominoes 3, Blowquts 1; Star
Cahs 4, Jakes 0; Lonely Ones 2,
Lutekles.2

STANDINGS: -
» Dominoes:47, Star Cabs 36,

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fot cost of constrneting ‘amaln
Todge at’ ‘Morrywood, ‘1 aunner
qamp hy the Oltawn dlstvlet for
srippled ohildron,

Remember When :
Aurol Jollat, hockoy's might,
atom, played his 600th NHL
game with Montreal Canadiens
23 'yonrA ago Inst Friday, The
‘maator allek handlor who Wolghs
ed only 136 pounds, played 16
Aongons With Canadians, atart.
ing th 1021) compiling a total a
270° gonts, ‘tha Aamo figure yA
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YEARS AGO THIS WEEK AN IMPERIAL, DRILLING CREW pIscoVERED olL NEAR LEDUC, ALBERTA,

THAT DISCOVERY HAS: AFFECTED THE LIFE OF. ALMostT EVERY CANADIAN

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three times,

» AOfold Increage,

- alles af oll

» (han 5,000 miles,

 

~ SINCE. Leouc

ln 1946, Canada's awn oil

fields met only nine percent of
her demand, ‘Today, they pro-

“duce about 70 per cent of a.
demand which has Incrensed by -

In 1946, Canada's
reserves were 72 mill
Votay, proven reserves are
almose three Isillion harrals, @

An 1946, there were Just as
pipe line in all |
Canada, ‘Today, there are more

In 1946, there were half a mule
Men oll-veated homes in’ Cane
ald, Today, there arg more than
a inillion andl astialf-40 percent
af all the homes in Cantdas "

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"The crew at Imperial I. luc No.1 that winter ‘
‘day knew that vety few wells drilled in unproven
territory find oll! in commercial quantities, ‘This .
could be just another well in a long series af
1133 of them at a cost of $23,000,000
iwhleh Impetal liad drilled in western Canada,

~vh Top erlal, Leduc No. 1 “came in’ on,

— Pebriaty '18,: 1947, the elated’ crew knew they
© had:mtde an important discavery What they
+, couldn't “know was. jist’, haiy' Important’ thelr
“discovery ‘was, for Tmpetial Tedue No. 1 ene:
couraged nb’ only: Imperial hut hundreds of
other companies to look'for.. «and ta Sint on
snore oll In Canad in Mh

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«Wt wer ea rl i

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vA fast growing | oll paducng nds, ems
ploying thousands; .
» Now refineries, and expanstan of ald anes
» Hirth of dozens of'new Industries; '
+ Targe savings of forelan exchange that would
have heen spent an ail imports,
oA surer supply of oll for Canada, |
Nor. has this development reached Its peak
Though about four billion dollarsshave alrencly
heen invested in'finding:and developing
Canadian oll, experts predict another 20 billion
Will he spent during the nexe-25 years, bringing
us still more Indust more nn mat

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