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fo | A pair-of former National Hockey League per! . OM aL. et
“os | formers now with the Western Hockey League Van-; Cr / A
Vs ‘couver Ganucks sent reporters scurrying for the ree: ot rarlerec ccounlanl ;
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3 lord books Friday .as Canucks sw: ' West-. ms
ps pord b oks Pe day was Ci swamped New West-| 325 Fourth Avenue East |
Roof i minster Royals 11-3 in Vancouver. oo . Jf
pt it | Phil Maloney, who saw service {orn rn aan Prince Rupert, B.C. i oe
7h! ‘with ‘Boston Bruins and Toronto) goal-getting. Veteran Ollie Doro- | - - fo oe
r ta i ; Maple Leafs, and ex-New YorKi hoy, Pat Hannigan and Art | P.O. Drawer 128 Telephone 3975 + ke
| Ranger Jackie McLeod each: Jones answered for the Royals. |}. _ ape
iz wy | scored eight points in the rout. | SIX IN ONE PERIOD | mre = en _ en Ke
i ra McLeod's four goals and so Canucks opened their spree | ty a
i a ‘assists and Maloney’s two-sSIX| with three in the first petted, | , ae
iY wy “combination. broke by one the | Folk scored his first goal of the | 5
4 it old WHL record of seven points: season about the eight-minute | ms
L ae : a game. _ | mark of the second and before | w
ae : Aner tames e moe ' George Agar of Calgary, the session was over Vancouver , .
P se - pea eg neta ee KEEPING IN SHAPE — Members of University of British _ counted four goals and three AS-jhad connected for five more :
Bg -Prince’Rupert Daily News Columbia rowing crew man their positions during one of sists m joe ane the man WAS | MeLeod's two ‘in’ the final wrap- | :
Be "saturday; December -7, 1957 “> frequent workouts at Vancouver, Coach Frank Read’s crews O86. y Vancouver's Ray CYP rped’things ape | "
A. * oie cha een eaten wien ne amt EET won a gold and silver medal at last year’s Olympic Games 1n a ee . ; 4 . In Edmonton Sid Finney scor- |
Se tt Melbourne. (CP Photo) {SIX ASSISTS RECORD _ ed the tying and winning goals,
RG - " | Maloney’s six helpers is also a} as" the ‘Stampeders ‘came from)
neg ; ar ‘secord.. The previous mark of behind ‘to knock over the Flyers.’
poe MOSCOW SELECTS END TOUR iee-vos orc ese a amen ea
poo | /minster’s Dutch Evers in 1950) three points back of front-run-!
Ro be ‘and since equalled by 10 players. hg Winnipeg: _ i
Be oe DOWNING OITA WA- Gl - | Vancouver's win pushed it in-! Chuck Blair added two for ‘the |
ak ° ito first place in the league's | copays . an wreadie Hucul ;
yt = a . ttawa- -a. Coast divisiol, one point ahead | Picked up the other. For the-
: Pi OTTAWA @ — Moscow Selects gave Ottawa Hull Junior of the ‘Royals. "Flyers it was Len Lunde with’
. Lo. Canadicns a lesson in hockey Friday night in the windup game f , . ts ” : oe a
—_ . : : weed « Aibiti Hac | In the night’s other action the: two and singles by Dennis Olson,
Qi noe By The Canadian Press of a successful eight-game exhibition series 1n Canada. — Preivie aivion’s last-place Cal-| and rearguard Frank Roggeveen
; et . . + The fast-skating, superbly conditioned Selects had little | Prairie division's last-place Val | "ie Flyers flew t 3.1 first
:. “-'The fight for first place in-the Okanagan Senior ‘skating, supe a sawa-Hull club 10-1 before a_ | 8ary Stampeders upset second y w to a 3-1 firs
Oe ; aa ; oe trouble downing the bolstered Ottawa-Hull clu ) ec place Edmonton 5-4. The Stamps: period lead. Stamps came back ‘
a ox Hockey League couldn’t be closer than it is right now.| sellout crowd at the Ottawa Auditorium. ee ee Soint behind third 0. knot the score at 4-4: in_the i
ie (higeecs eee ent Kamloops Chiefs downed Pen- The visitors ended the tour of Eastern Canada with ® | diace Saskatoon-St. Paul Regals. | second, setting the stage for Fin i
ge 4 - . # ticton Vs 6-3 Friday night to record of five wins, two losses and a tie against Ontario On the coast it was two goals ‘ney’s finale. : Join-the CANADIAN ARMY ot 4
3 nv US Takes Lead move ‘into a first-place tie with| Hockey Association senior A teams and the Junior Canadiens. by McLeod in the final minute |. Edmonton outshot the visitors | fe.
% : et -_ Kelowna Packers, who lost 5-3 to} of play that rewrote the record ! 38-16 but couldn t beat angular. , h &
5 , ee _ ° “.- ' third-place Vernon Canadians. e book. On each Maloney was at: Al ‘Rollins in the Calgary net for | %& a worthwhile
yo I . D C - Both teams now have played . + his elbow. @ fifth goal. : well paid job ,
a 7 in avis up ‘|22 games this season and have Oo af oser O hE Pp In all,’ the Maloney-centred | | There are four games tonight. |
; 7 wee each won 14, lost seven, and tied line of McLeod and rookie BoD Seattlé plays in Victoria on the, we. chance for travel
: ‘' “ADELAIDE, Australia (4#—Vic|one. The Chiefs have scored 12 ge Robinson picked up 19 scoring Coast and Vancouver travels. and advancement
. Seixas, and Herbie Flam scored: more goals than the Packers, | . points. Robinson, a 20-year-old -cross-town to New Westminster. : |
* smashing singles victories today | but have also had 13 more scor- | er in ver r ega leftwinger from Guelph  Bilt-- Inland the Flyers are in Calgary | |
to give ‘the United States a 5-0;ed against them than the Pack-! | mores, scored once and clicked . and Winnipeg visits Saskatoon. |
sweep over the Philippines in/ers. _ . i , . > 7 te for two assists. eee a :
the first of two inter-zone Davis|’ The two won’t meet again un- | CLEVELAND (?. — Tsaac hogar top ranked Wee touay, “ _ ‘Try Daily News Classified re Sean .
Cup tennis finals. | til Friday next week, when Kam- contender, was a step fart rer a ong the Toad tO one ee . y : TO A 4 vA ,
‘Flam trounced little Fetieismo 100p5 will host Kelowna. | They) | Ths oye ettason over Gas- py on Curling Results =. --- -s & |
Ampon, ee on cme came each. | par Ortega of Mexico Friday , Bailey Unhappy Results of last night's play by LINDSAY'S __ ny |
: aa ee ena ne veteran Seixas, look- | St Penticton Friday night, the /night in the first of a series Of! ’ the Prince Rupert Curling Club 1 ogee i
, ing: NK the har ion of ola.) chiefs’ win ruined Bernie Bath- elimination bouts for the 147-| With PCL Set-U; tor Cooks Jewellers Trophy Cartage & Storage ARMM RECRUITING STATION i) ,
AG ke Oe iippine champion |£2te's debut, as playing coach | pound | crake relinquished by, WWI : P were: oni Estabtished 1910 1. 517 Seymour St., Vancouver, B.C. Tel. PA, 6046 - 7
saa do Dé PP 62 64 6. ‘lthe Vs. Hal Tarala resigned|carmen Basilio last summer: | Dibb 14, Garner 6; Lemire 11.. = ~—  Y 57 Seymour St, Vancouver, B.C. Pel, PA. GONG ae ,
aymon O Deyro, Ora, Oo “3. | trom the post Friday afternoon | after he won the middleweight | VANCOUVER @— Vancouver ; Giordano 4; Scott 11, Johnston, HOUSEHOLD GOODS gy bes ‘
‘In the five-match Series the ‘but will remain with the Vs as altitle from Sugar Ray Robinson.: Mounties will open thair 1958 &: Rowbotham 13, Rudderham 6; 1 Nome ce. A I. ‘ |
ee eeiled failed to win-a set player. in a eight-rounder that fol. Pacific Coast Teague baseball Dunbar, 8, Peterson i, textra;| MOVING — PACKING seuuneninenntctnnaiecatnatnnnamene sei 98 L : ,
and: failed to carry any singles) © _______ he mai ‘hie Bu. season with a split doubie-head- end); Berg 13, Murray 6: Wald- | Add 2058 cecsssesnserenee a 2
sét.to deuce. ae Wi b wm. | ford, we aD ot ag won an et against Salt Lake City he. bauer 10, Whatman 9; Field. 9, ' CRATING — STORAGE ONE erent nerrnreers eres ee oo ! ‘ |
‘The Americans play ‘Belgium | ins y KO. in 6 unainmous decision from Wilf: April 16, Mounties’ president , Gladding 8: Bremner 11, Roger- Litt. Van Service p CHY rreeteenrnssenttncetaerceneensttetinecte Province... ce ! ‘ |
December 12-13-14 with the win: |" SAN. DIEGO, Calif. Ww--Carl! Greaves, 159, Edmonton native; Nat Bailey said Friday. {802 ®: Kerr 11, McLaren 10. || Agents: Allied Van Lines Lia. |) | telept ion i. |
ner’ to meet Australia’ in ‘the | Brad, 172, Los Angeles, knock-! who now fights out of Pitts- | Bailey, who returned from. tit? \ Ron Hutchinson, Bill Folk, & Mess ie@ Van Lines Ltda. | Tele phone...cccccccccsrcceecceseeterssceetenecets Education (0 i ee ee i a {
chalienge round December 26-;ed out Charles ‘Black, 164%) pureh ' majors-minors baseball rieewings Brent Menab and Orland. Kur- || Phones Wharf 433° Office 50161, | (Please Print) csaa7 Ih .
27-28. i: _ | Athens, Tex., in the sixth round. | Bh. ‘at Colorado Springs, said ke ‘3° tenbach rounded out the Canuck | ee a ee ae
Ce ape ne , enn oo There were no knockdowns | not enthusiastic about the nov peer eat bse poner ne ; Tne we ae Sens ue pees . va re:
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iF or ae were unmarked after their fight,: we can do under the civcuc- ue oo o— ‘* See eee Ee
‘ but Logart staggered his oppon-. stances.” wa coms tecs oe
; ent in the sixth and eighth! He said the PCL scheduce w" 5 es = a
rounds with a series of rights: shortened to 154 games trom 163 47, i
and lefts to the head. The’ because four of the clubs—Spo- is
lanky Mexican fell against the kane. San Diego, Salt Lake City 4 co
ropes in the ninth round but: and Phoenix—will have to carry vl zx
referee Mike Minnich ruled that: out building jobs and repairs to Ws . ue
he was not knocked down and'their parks before the season 3 ie
there was no count. : opens and won’t have them BG f
Complaints and warnings of ready for the opening day. We
: low blows marred the fight in; Bailey confirmed the report 7,
! the early rounds. Ortega drop-: that Mountie relief pitcher 2
ped to his knees in the second, Sandy Consuegra had been trad- 4
complaining that he had been: ed in a straight swap to Havana Wy
‘ hit low and Minnich took q (Cubans for former Dodger Joc Fy
me on Hatten, a 40 year old lefthander. . «i
point away from the Cuban in. o', ; ‘ | wy
that round '. “We probably got the worst of ied
, 4 : eat at me / ithe deal but Consucgra absolu- ; Wy
Logart’s victory was his S2nd_tely refused to leave home next <%,
" against seven losses and. five; season, oS
draws, Ortega’s record naw is; “Rather than be left high and Wf
| 42-10-1. dry we had to make a deal with: yy
| Others in the six-man welter- | somebody and this was tallor- | Ris
' weight elimination tournament | made as Hatten had hoped to i afi
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