Jptinu
Eupcrt
Dafi
Octo
Thursday;
April
7,
1949
TToc&ay
in
Sports
era
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ROSA
LEES
TAKE
WOMEN'S
5-PIN
CHAMPIONSHIP
Rosa
Lees,
who
have
held
a
dominant
spot
in
the
Ladies'
"B"
Five
Pin
Bowling
League
all
winter
.emerged
as
city
women's
bowling
ehrfmps
Tuesday
Badminton
Champions
C!3
E1"
V
't
Between
the
BASKETS
Last
Saturday
night
Co-op
lost
their
first
game
to
High
School
in
the
finals
of
the
City
basketball
league
in
a
complete
revers
al
of
their
usual
record
against
Outstanding
Quality
.
DdkiJ
"uwinthft,
the
Bo-Me-Hi
team.
As
a
mat-
Men's
Doubles
Hon
MeCly-ter
of
fact
it
was
High
School's
mont
and
S.
Cornwall
first
win
over
the
Co-op
team
in
J
Mixed
Doubles
William
Mur-a
season
of
play
as
in
their
five
ray
and
Frances
Cross
previous
engagements
they
were'
Ladies'
Doubles
Prance.?
beaten
by
scores
of
33-26,
43-'!,'
Cross
and
Leah
Basso-Bert
50-40.
G0-43
and
51-42,
Co-op
j
Prince
Rupert's
badminton
scoring
a
total
of
237
points
in
reason
was
wound
up
with
the
'
the
five
Raines
to
High
School
'r,
playins
last
night
of
the
finals
188.
in
the
city
championship
luur-
LOW
AIR
FARES
,
night
in
a
final
play-off
series
with
DeJom;'s
who
a
week
ago.
claimed
championship
in
the
"A"
League.
The
inter-league
finals,
played
without
handicap,
saw
the
"B"
League
winners
drop
the
first
game
to
Dc
Jongs,
then
re-covr
and
clai
n'the
next
two
for
a
total
score
of
2.82:!,
which
was
133
above
DeJong's
aggregate.
As
champions.
Rosa
Lees
win
the
Annette
Mansell
trophy.1
while
DeJong's
award
was
the
Sweet
Sixteen
trophy.
Bertha
Dunbar
of
Rosa
Lees
Manson
trophy
donated
to
the
player
bowling
the
greatest
number
of
high
three-game
fxores
during
the
play
-
off
series.
In
the
finals,
Mrs.
Dutibar
came
through
with
714
for
three
games,
composed
of
251,
2G3
and
200.
ROSA
LEES
M.
Postak
81
215
219
J.
Boulter
179
172
237
VIA
Co-op
are
counting
on
their
deal
of
keenly
contested
play,
has
produced
so
many
pheno-all-season
odds
to
ensure
them'A
lar8e
turn-out
was
present
to
menal
scores
during
the
season
of
a
victory
this
Saturday
night,'
se
the
curtain
ring
down
on
as0
that
they
have
cease?!
to
be
when
thev
will
trv
in
pven
m
season
which
was
marked
by
the
i
nhenomenal
for
her
won
the
Only
$-1-1.85
Prince
Rupert
to
Vancouver
You
jptntf
your
lime
ne
money
HlxTy
or.
yo
fly
CPA.
You
jet
to
yout
deUiiMtion
in
hyfty,
untired,
with
extra
tine
lot
thinjt
that
matter.
And
you
lave
an
cxtta
10',;,
on
round-ttip
ticket.
Daily
fli3ht,
except
Sunday.
Man
now
to
fly
CPA.
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117
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150
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2C3
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STEVE
KING
IS
PROUD
OF
SON
The
three
University
of
British
Columbia
students,
Pete
Pustuk,
Bob
Purvis
and
Steve
King,
who
have
been
adventuring
In
Central
America,
havi
their
portraits
in
Uie
Vancouver
press.
They
all
kmk
quite
happy
about
it.
Puoiuk's
(atiter
.says
uie
paix-r.
Is
freezer
boss
at
Prince
Rupett.
King's
father,
Stephen
King,
said
at
Salt
Spring
Island
that
his
son
plans
to
return
to
DISC
UiU
(all
to
continue
his
Commerce
studies.
"This
Is
a
serious
trip,
not
entirely
a
skylark,"
the
elder
KUifc
said.
"They
want
to
get
a
bit
of
Latin
culture
and
learn
some
Spanish.
My
boy
has
a
flair
l.:i-
adventure
Inherited
from
me,"
the
lather
said
proudly
when
notified
of
young
Steve's
gun-
running
exploit.
TRAIN
SCIIEDlj'
E
For
the
Cast
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
8:00
p.m.
From
the
East-Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturte;
,
10:45
p.m.
LEADING
REPRESENTATIVE
1
i
!
J
E.
Ml
SSLLLAM
E.
Mussellam,
local
representative
ol
The
Great-West
Life,
has
qualified
as
a
member
of
Uie
Company's
l'J49
President's
Club.
The
Club
Is
composed
of
representatives
in
Canada
and
the
United
States,
who
are
leaders
in
securing
new
business
and
in
maintaining
a
htnh
standard
of
service
to
policy
holders.
Great-West
Life
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
Mfl
A
AM
ICC
WIMMIHC
Vow
futu.'t
k
am
kutincM.
TODAY
E.
B.
DE
-JONG'S
IE.
J.
IV.
"Al
t
I
BU1
"luua
Edmonton
tp
-baie-cracK-,
ers
recently
din
the
comonton
Trades
ana
Luoor
uouncn
a
ser-
vice
y
cracking
a
safe
at
the
Labor
Temple.
The
safe
hadn't
been
opened
for
20
years
and
no
one
knew
the
combination.
The
thugs
lost
on
the
deal
all
they
muim
was
an
empt.y
doiuc.
j
Contact
your
CP.
or
Travel
Agent.
TABLE
TENNIS
FINALS
NEAR
The
Julian
Parnell
-
Ralph
Young
Civic
Centre
table
tennis
fame
has
finally
been
played
and
Young
is
the
winner
who
will
enter
into
the
semi-final
round.
In
this
semi-final
round
he
will
play
Billy
McChesnev.
Another
game
which
is
holding
up
the
proceedings
is
the
Ray
iinuiuiu
""wi.
wnen
mese
ooys
nave
piayeu,
ine
winner
will
enter
Ui
berni-.
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ins
Miouici
rouna
up
the
ftmi-finals
and
a
draw
will
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becoming
a
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to
wild
life
in
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a
considerable
number
of
the
animals
in
the
aiea
and
say
tliey
are
becoming
bolder
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and
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animals
have
hnn
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Playing
of
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Itins
Down
Curtain
on
Highly
Successful
Season
THE
CHAMPS
Men's
Singles
Hon
McCly-
jnont.
'nament
which
has
seen
a
trat!
iarBehl
ana
Ke,nesc
particrpat
ing
membership
in
years.
In
deed,
the
enthusiasm
was
such
as
to
vie
v.Un
the
current
kins
winter
sport
in
tiie
city
basketball.
Prizes
won
last
niy.ht
will
be
presented
at
a
banquet
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Ouo
to
be
held
Saturday
night
The
results
of
the
finals
wore:
Championship
i'light
Men's
singles
R.
MeClymont
beat
A.
Cornwell
15-6,
15-1).
'
Ladies'
doubles
F.
Cross
am
I
l
Basso-Rert
heat
r
Ma,tk,
.
aid
and
J.
Cross
12-15,
15-10
18-1G
Men's
doubles
R.
MeClymont
and
A.
Cornwell
beat
B
Mur-
rnv
nnri
.1
MrrmiQll
inu
!)
I
15,
15-12.
Mixed
nnnhies
n
unma
and
F.
Cross
beat
R.
MeClymont
and
B.
Payne
15-18,
15-9.
1-11.
Consolation
Flieht
"
Men's
"
'
singles-Mel
Hansen
y
mes
17-14,
15-12.
,
Lathes
Ladiek'
rimihiosR
Ttornn
,
and
M.
Viereck
beat
C.
WarskKt'
and'D.
White
15-7,
15-5.
j
Men's
doubles
Pavlikis
and
H.
Morgan
beat
H
Horn
vimcuiaH
ij-iu,
la-ii
eu
uourjies
h.
Maeuonaln
and
J.
Cross
beat
K.
Aird
and
C.
Warskett
15-8,
8-5,
li-Kj.
Third
i-'lieht
E.
Blain
and
F.
Partridge
beat
F.
Synies
and
E.
Tiemeer
15-12,
15'8-
EARLIER
ROUNDS
,
Most
of
the
semi-final
play
was
completed
Tuesday
night
in
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club's
city
championship
tournament
an
dthe
finals
are
scheduled
in
readiness
for
the
finals
Wednesday.
Tuesday
night's
results
were
as
follows:
Mixed
Doubles,
First
Flight
B.
Murray
and
F.
Cross
beat
H.
Plymn
and
O.
Johannavich
115-4,
15-8.
S.
Cornwell
and
D.
Balagno
beat
N.
Pavlikis
and
A.
Mce-
Donald
15-2,
15-8.
R.
MeClymont
and
B.
Payne
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the
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and
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it
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Uie
third
and
filial
game.
Percentages
say
they
are
the
best
team
and,
if
you
match
Jack
Lindsay's
total
against
High
Schoo'
of
73,
with
Flaten's
61;
Macphee's
49
with
Spring's
34;
Beynon's
47
against
Carlson's
23,
and
Dom-inato's
21
with
D.
Scherk's
21,
the
basketball
fan
who
gazes
into
the
stars
for
his
guidance
sees
a
win
for
Co-op
on
Saturday
night.
Of
course,
Alex
Bill's
boys
.ire
just
now
hitting
their
.stride.
In
early
March
they
were
at
the
uuLwjiii
ui
uie
league.
Then
(hey
climbed
to
a
tie
with
Savoy
and
knocked
them
out
of
the
play-
Offs
011
March
15.
Next,
i.hiv
took
Drown
wood's
la
a
two-
game
series
in
the
semi-finals.
Then
they
took
a
week
off
to
enter
the
High
School
touri.a-
mem
in
New
Westminster
r.nd
won
Uiree
of
the
four
ganus
lor
third
place.
Now
they
are
at
Uie
threshold
of
the
Citv
y,i
.
.
,
.
-"..
vuampionsmp.
Saturday
ni
ght's
question
is:
Can
Co-op
stop
them?
Fans
will
see
a
int.
nf
,.im.
Pioiusam
niavina
for
i.hoir
mr.iiMw
this
Saturday,
as
Hich
tMirmi
'
meeU
Dom's
in
the
third
and
deckling
game
of;-
the
"
Giri.-,
League,
and
the
Civic
Centre
'
open
table
tennis
championship'
will
also
be
settled
that
n.ehi
when
H.
Stadnyk
meeta
D.
ShUi
In
the
semi-finals,
the
winner
going
on
to
play
Helge
Holkest.id
in
the
finals
the
same
evening.
It
is
also
planned
to
declare
a
winner
in
the
Hoop
Shout,
and
unfinished
contests
are
being
completed
this
week
so
that
the
finalists
can
take
their
20
shots
for
the
Championship
Trophy
at
Saturday
night's
interval.
CITY
PIONEER
IN
BRITISH
PICTURES
I
I
L.
Bullock-Webster,
who
was
a
resident
and
alderman
in
Prince
Rupert
in
the
very
early
days
and
who
moved
Irom
here
to
Victoria
where
he
was
long
identified
with
dramatic
promotion,
becoming
organizer
of
community
drama
lor
the
provincial
government
lor
some
time,
now
resides
in
his
native
England.
He
moved
there
during
the
war
to
be
"near
a
son
who
was
serving
as
an
orficer
in
the
Royal
Navy.
Old
friends
will
be
particularly
interested
to
know
that
Mr.
Bullock-Webster,
since
going
to
the
Old
Country,
has
been
playing
parts
in
British
moving
pictures.
He
writes
to
friends
saying
that
he
Is
enjoying
life
and
doing
well.
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