were
referees;
Robert
Smith
t
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'
acorekeeper;
Ray
David.on
,
'iUtT1
Prfrtce
Rupert
Dafl0
TTcWS
Tuesday,
April
5,
1949
on
NATION
nation
Fowling
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J
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timekeeper.
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team
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HOCKEY
GAME
ITO
BE
AIRED
bowier
is
being
groomed
for
a
competition
in
a
'Canaaa-wkie
tournament
to
be
held
Saturday.
April
16.
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TABLE
TENNIS
HEARING
lLPIinU
CLOSE
ILUjL
Seventh
and
last
of
the
Mon-
treat-Detroit
semi-final
games
i
n
lournamem.
open
w
in
the
National
Hockey
League;
the
table
tennis
games
Kinsmen
only,
will
decide
tn?
series
will
be
broadcast
f
rom
played
in
the
gymnasium
on;
wmner
o
the
cemmill
Bowlir.g
o-
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a
the
con-
B'td
The
local
team
of
Stan
Savllle,
;
Prince
Rupert
station
CFPR
to-
Saturday
evening.
Harry
S!a-iTrophv
j
night,
Clarence
Insulander,
sta-
yk
was.
matched
against
Sevi
.
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l
linn
niMawr
anrin.ino.vrt
tnrtnv
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DOminatO
OTld
took
him
tWO
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HIUVIAN
MINK
Ow
wV
now
.-.
i
-
BaUctball
team
of
Regular
Baptist
Boys'
Class
took
the
opening
of
a
series
of
Saturday
basketball
games
from
Borden
Street
School,
champions
of
the
Juvenile
League,
by
a
score
of
25
to
11.
It
was
clear
cut
victory
and
the
church
boys
led
all
the
way
although
Hecond
half
piay
was
closer
ihan
fir.st.
Half
time
srore
was
19
to
7.
The
teams
and
scoring
were:
Regular
Baptist-
A.
Black-aby,
C;
H.
Blackaby,
7;
W.
Bluckaby;
Chris
Erictsun.
;
D.
Cameron,
4;
R.
Barnes;
A.
Ilodgkinsoii:
J.
Leighton.
2;
Total
25.
Borden
Street
J.
Parnell.
3;
Alvin
Atkins;
Wesley;
rhillips,
6;
Marshall,
2;
Anton;
Nrlson;
Total
11.
Dick
Large
and
Don
Johnson
I
The
broadcast
will
begin
at
7:10
straight
games.
Then
tamed
I
Timmermiester.
Bill
ton,
and
will
continue
until
the
end
against
Howard
Haugeri
to
de-iLorne
Vunetta
and
Eddie
Car-j
of
the
game.
Winner
of
the
!
ciie
the
semi
-
final-
position,!
ner
ia
piay
three
games
in
'
game
tonight
will
meet
the
Tor-
Stadr.yk
again
took
his
oppon-j
SUCCPSSj,m
and
the
results
wil'.
:onU
Maple
Leafs
in
the
Stanly
.etit
in
similar
style,
winning
theL
teleKram
lo
the
pen-Cup
finals,
emblematic
or
major
two
games
played.
,
:
eral
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Toronto.
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chamnionshins.
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is
an-
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another
final
staee
game
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iticipated
that
the
final
games
at
uonon
deieated
Mai
Hul-
Mieei
m
dC
iu.a.ui-u
uy
air
the
i
kesLad.
mail
and.
within
a
week.
also
will
be
broadcast.
Toronto
headquarters
will
be
iii
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lor
tl,
i
Following
games
remain
to
be
run
off:
i
Teen-Ae
iHmnt'
4,
announce
ihe
wln-
position
to
ner.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News!,
Classified
Art
Bung
hemilts!
!
Ray
Smith
vs.
Bud
Ratchford;
j
!
John
Sc
ild
vs.
D.
Prevost;
Don
j
Johnson
vs.
winner
of
B.
Mc-1
j
Chesney
and
either
Ralph
Voiint
j
or
Julian
Parnell
who
have
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tar
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BODY
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Itll'MtT,
15.
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play
a
second
round
game.
J
Adult
Class
j
R.
McClymont
vs.
H.
tadnyk;
j
C.
Shiu,
bye.
J
Ladies'
Class
(
Edith
Jordan
vs.
winner
of
Diane
Kennedy
vs.
Shirley
Pcar-
AsJt
Jor
it
either
u
ay.
,
.
both
trade-marks
mean
the
same
thitrg.
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Mc)iu
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Following
Is
tonight's
draw
for
the
city
championship
badminton
tournament
at
the
Civii
Centre:
I
7
p.m.
J.
MacDonald
and
n
I
Murray
vs.
F.
Goertzen
and
D-I
McAllister;
G.
Viereck
and
H
Pluym
vs.
H.
Morgan
and
N.
:
Pavlikis;
E.
Blain
vs.
F.
Byrnes;
1
N.
McLean
and
C.
Balagno
vs
L.
Astoria
and
E.
Sheppard;
C
.
Warskett
and
D.
White
vs.
M
jAnstey
and
O.
Johanovkh;
M
,
Wightrr.an
and
K.
Reid
vs.
Ii
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Bacon
and
M.
Jackson.
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p.m.
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Murray
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vs.
H.
Pluym
and
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ENTER
THE
VILLAIN
Andy'
O'Brien,
Montreal
Standard
sports
writer
who
said
in
a
column
Detroit
hockey
star
Jack
Stewart
was
a
ruffian
and
worse,
looks
over
a
court
writ
informing
him
that
the
Red
Wing
delenceman
is
suing
him
for
$250,000
on
charges
of
libel.
O'Brien
was
served
with
the
writ
as
he
entered
Detroit'
Olympia
to
JOINS
CENTURY
CLUB-Gazing
fondly
at
a
puck
and
nt
without
good
reason
is
Harry
Watson,
left
winger
with
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs.
It
was
this
puck
he
shoved
into
the
New
York
Ranker
net
last
Saturday
night
at
Toronto
for
the
100th
goal
of
his
N
HL.
career.
It
was
his
second
goal
of
the
game
in
which
the
Rangers
were
swamped
7-1.
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P.
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r,
fotoMto,
on:
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BEST
CANADIAN
PICTURE-This
is
a
scene
from
"The
Loon's
Necklace,"
which
last
week
was
adjudged
at
Ottawa
as
the
best
Canadian
film
of
1948.
It
is
an
unusual
story
of
Indian
folklore
otld
by
filming
masks
carved
by
Indians
of
British
Columbia.
It
is
filmed
entirely
in
color
and
the
narrator
tells
the
story
as
35
actors,
wearing
the
carved
wooden
masks,
enact
a
legendary
fantasy
Non-commercial
and
unusual
in
technique,
action
and
set
design,
the
picture
will
receive
widespread
distribution
throughout
Canada.
cover
the
Thursday
night
Johanovich;
H.
and
S.
Home
vs
It
PaystOff
final
;
Cornwell
vs..
Viereck
j
Muntreal-De-troit
semi-finaL
NHL.
piayofj
game.
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jM.
and
J.
Kullander;
N.
St
mm
idaW
and
D.
White
vs.
B.
Mac-t
Donald
and
J.
Cross;
J.
English
tt
:ry
PRESENT
M
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MITB
Fl
(srmi-finalt;
J.
McKay
a.nd
Bill
Lambie
vs.
E.
Blain
and
M.
Hansen.
Mixed
doubles,
second
flight
(semi-finals!
;
mixed
doubles,
third
flight
(semi-final
i;
AND
ASK
IIFRIOfllVi
I
and
L.
Astoria
vs.
loser
of
the
j
Morgan
draw;
F.
Symes
and
S
She
ll
apjlreeiste
four,
:1
ItV
so
different
today
j
Tremeer
vs.
F.
Goertzen
anri'M
fulness
and
tlve
chuwt
4
!
;
A
1.1
....
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J
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'Anstey;
Mel
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final
i.'
the
kitchen
ran.
1
AJlister.
8
p.m
Jim
and
Bea
MacDon-l
10
P-m.
Mixed
doubles,
first
aid
vs.
J.
McKay
and
L.
BasM
f
1
1
g
h
1
'st'mi-finali;
mixed
Bert;
,
R.
McClymont
and
E.!doub!cs'
MCund
m'ht
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and
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fuirt.
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be
rrt
taautarly.
H
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fan
munnly
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vs.
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and
Marv
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Ilnail-
ns
doubles,
first
flight
and
"Cliiikrn
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RI
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(semi-final
i.
eck;
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and
D.
Becker
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K.
Aird
and
C.
Warskett;
Mel
Hansen
and
H.
Mark
vs.
E.
C7C
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1
Jamniekie
and
R.
Jaqobson;
E.
'
Blain
and
F.
Partridge
vs.
win-j
CLYDE
WINS
OVER
DUNDEE
LONDON
9
Clyde
defeated
Dundee
2
to
1
yesterday
in
a
replay
of
the
Scottish
Cup
semi-final
match.
Other
Old
Country
football
results
yesterday:
English
League,
Second
Div.
Bradford
2,
Southampton
0
Cardiff
City
2,
Bury
1.
'arH
anil
Arifnxttrirn,
Swire
)
our
iHtlrutiirut
LING
the
TAlLOl
ner
of
McLean
draw;
F.
Symes
and
B.
Bacon
vs.
loser
of
Goertzen
draw.
8:30
p.m.
Winner
of
MacDon
aid
draw
vs.
winner
tf
Viereck
draw;
R.
McClymont
and
sJ
Cornwell
vs.
Bob
MacDonald
and
Art
Hinton;
N.
Pavlikis
ts
j
winner
of
Hansep
draw;
J.
English
and
H.
Silversides
vs.
loser
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