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Rupert
Daily
Ncts
Monday,
February
10,
l!M3
Hockey
Scores
G0RD1E
HOWE
PASSES
200-GOAL
MARK
IN
ML
G
&
As
Outshoot
CCC
Pulpmillers
Two-to-One
But
Lose
Cage
Contest
kUNliAY
WIIIL-Kuuberl'
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.SATUHDAY
Mil.
Montreal
2,
Toronto
2;
New
York
4.
Boston
S.
Wilt
Victoria
4.
Tacoma
5;
Vancouver
1,
New
Westminster
2;
Saskatoon
0,
Calgary
7.
WIIIL
Neison
2,
TraU
1;
Klm-berley
I.
Spokane
8.
By
The
Canadian
Press
At
Buston.
Milt
Schmidt's
i
second
period
goal
was
all
the
Bruins
needed
to
edue
Montreal
Detroit's
Gordie
Howe
reached
and
passed
the
200-goal
mark
in
National
Hockey
League
compe
fittlUKIA,
South
Af
When
a
motor-c
here,
a
hi,u
uvtrU
Tuesday
night.,
CCCs
face
top-of-the-league
Mansons
for
another
game
they
must
win
or
lose
their
chance
for
the
playoff
il-0.
and
goalie
Sugar
Jim
Henry
chalked
up
his
seventh
shutout
of
the
season.
tition
as
Red
Wings
downed
OSIIL
Pentlrton
3,
Kamloops'car
and
cauKht
in
mV
Chicago
Black
Hawks
4-1
Sun-i
7;
Vernon
2,
Kelowna
6.
native
fruit
vendor
Huwe
counted
twice
to
help
his
Combination
of
Errors
Leads
to
58-55
Defeat
Cellar-dwelling
CCCs
edged
out
second-place
Gordon
&
Andersons
53-55
in
Saturday
night's
senior
basketball
league
to
upset
the
hardware
squad's
!
I
..
'.
...
..
.
team
increase
its
league
lead
to
In
r
the
night
s
other
games,
two
two
full
games
ovf.r
Montreal.
On
the
Same
f
berth
this
year.
Meanwhile,
if
Mansons
win
this
major
event,
they
cinch
their
first
place
and
the
league
championship
of
the
season.
In
the
Inter
"A"
division,
North
Star
ousted
league-leading
Frascr
Kuais
uy
iwimc
cue
rtestf
t
cuno
gave
Toronto
its
first
victory
In
I
Tony
Lesw
kk
also
scored
twice.
;
both
goals
coming
U
the
first
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b.
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.,
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to
close
the
gap
between
them
and
league-
toiet
4.
over
Rangers
at
New
York.
unusay
s
pass
mio
me
goal
at
i
1:04.
Bill
Mosienko
counted
the
,
leading
MailSOllS.
i
Si
Payne
with
a
45-37
drubbing,
about
two
to
one
but
percentage
and
In
the
Inter
"B"
preliminary.
ULlll
The
victorv
also
Dive
Hell
lone
Chicago
goal
at
12.13
of
the
second
period.
Take
A
Peek!
AT
WALLACE'S
INFANT'S
DEPARTMENT
Of
Course.
scores
was
low.
Outstanding
U..!nL-tH'c
1.1,
Irt
millara
.nntW.,
those
falling
to
make
their
attempts
was
Jim
the
playoffs.
CCCs
must
win
a'.l
?,d
Ocneral
K:utors
edged
Booth
25-23
In
a
slow
scoring
event.
Lineups:
"
SEMOK
CCC
Sundberg
8.
Carlson
14.
Flaten,
star
guard
for
Alex
Bill's
remaining
four
games
In
order
I
Turkish
Sugar
ANKARA.
Turkey
o
Suear
squad.
to
place
second
in
the
league.
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mail
7:U
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rBlKND
Anjels
in
liisuise"
D.
8cherk
6,
8.
Scherk
15.
Thomp-!
coi,
sumption
in
Turkey
has
in-
G-A's
downfall
t
aturdav
night
teammate
joe
uavis,
nowever,
creased
40
ier
cent
in
the
last
was
caused
hv
a
.
nmhin.itinn
nf
played
standout
ball,
scoring
16
M
A
M
f
A
u
li
m
u
son
10,
Marshall
4,
Katchfuid
spou.
low
j
PwnU
f
"
!ame'
high
total
!
'DumM'
58
three
years
and
Is
stated
to
be
careless
defence
in
HENDRIX
TOTEM
EAMOl
IM
AVHls
no'
and
was
the
team's
mainstay
on
Davis
Arncy
18,
.,.
iK
11.
-Holkestad
10,
14.
Webber
4.
Total
55.
G-A-Flaten
Currle.
an
indication
of
the
nation's
;
percentage
shooting
and
ball-advancing
standard
of
living,
j
f
uiilolir.g.
Beet
sugar
factories
are
being
Many
penalty
shots
also
were
expanded
to
produce
200.000
tons
I
missed
by
the
O-As.
of
sugar
in
1954.
Losers
outshot
the
millers
We're
extra
particular
of
"
our
ImIij's
lit
ii.utiiu
at
.
.
.
Baby
is
precious,
hc
know,
and
hc
know
also
how
precious
baby's
health
must
be.
With
this
in
mind,
Wallace's
are
very,
very
!
careful
to
stock
only
the
right
baby's
and
infants'
wear,
tome
on
in.
Vou'l!
find
our
complete,
large
infants'
department
quite
satisfying.
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1953
As
Always
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Dibb
Printing
Co.
INTER
"A"
Eraser
&
Payne
KrLstmanson
11,
Nlckerson
1.
Ford.
Christen-sen
8,.
Talt
6,
Clrcone
7,'Shep-pard
1.
McAfee
3
Total
37.
Mm
an
forgive
a
woman
every
mistake
but
OAF
the
floor
throughout
the
evening.
For
the
winners
Sid
Scherk
racked
up
a
15-polnt
total,
but
was
fouled
out
In
the
last
qua",
ter,
as
was
second-high
man.
Gien
iTinyi
Carlson.
Carlson
stunned
the
specU
tors
several
times
with
his
phenomenal
shots
In
the
first
quarter
as
the
husky
centre
scored
12
consecutive
quirk
points.
While
the
basketball
wasn't
of
top
brand
calibre,
the
game
provided
rr.Riiy
thrills
for
spectators,
especially
in
the
final
quarter
when
a
sudden
rally
by
O-As.
six-arheaded
by
Davis,
got
the
losers
within
foui
poinU
of
winning,
while
gaining
five
of
their
eight-point
deficit.
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Buteman
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Kaardal
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Auld
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Beil
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Row-rjtham
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Henry
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