CITY
TRANSFER
Wolveson
Spot
Eight
of
11
B.C.
Fighters
in
Finals
As
V's
Ready
0f
Games
Boxing
Trials
in
Toronto
IN
THIS
CORNER
LOCAL
and
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE"
MOVING
ond
round.
1
Buchanan
Is
the
boxer
who
hor
big
battle
.TORONTO
P
British
still
has
eight
of
11
fiehters
Welterweight
Bill
Stone
of
stopped
Pete
Piper,
the
man
who
PENTICTON.
B.C.
(CP)
Tho
in
the
finals
of
the
Canadian
Vancouver,
who
twice
picked
!
stopped
Saunders
in
the
Mani-
DICK
AVRES
I
,
.
r,
i
iUn
linu
'
T1lti,.V,
Ti
1
him-self
off
the
canvas
in
the
I
toba
provincial
trials.
In
his
bout
Just
about
the
time
a
person
begins
to
think
that
Prince
I
fluan
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.
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I
here
tonight
when
Sudbury
pionships
after
live
more
west
first
round,
let
go
with
one
loop-
last
night
Saunders
pounded
Pho
I
Richardson
along
the
ropes
wnn
ne
up.r,
u
lne
most
nyw
u,ey
ve
reou..u-,cu
,
and
penticton
V's
tangle
I
coast
entrants
won
their
bouts
'ig
Vight
to
catch
Nick
TyneS
es
ng
the
argest
number
of
folks
who'll
support
worthy
p.ojectej.
the
and
deckling
;
last
night.
:
coming
off
the
ropes.
ropes.
The
The
com-
com-;
a
iiurry
oi
mows,
inc
oi.
v.
am-.
wj
me
iiih,
someining
crcjps
ita
to
rmiKt?
one
wumici.
We
refer
to
the
small
crowd
that
attended
jnur.sa.iy
h
.
.
tne
v.
siaKe
another
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anr
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RUPERT
ROD
and
GUNc?
bination
of
Stone's
punch
andjerines
fighter
was
on
nis
Knees
the
spring
oi
tne
ropes
was
j
when
the
bell
ended
the
first
enough
to
send
Tynes
down
like
j
round.
The
referee
didn't
allow
,
a
pole-axed
steer.
The
RCAFj
him
to
start
the
second,
whirlwind
puncher
from
Green-
The
24-bout
three
round
card
wood,
N.S.,
was
counted
out
at
0n
the
second
night
of
the
tri.ils
2:09
of
the
opener.
produced
three
knockouts,
four
Fighting
again
last,
night,
technical
knockouts
and
some
Vancouver's
welterweight
Norm
:
bruising
fighting.
The
final
14
night's
baseball
game
at
Roosevelt
Park
and
the
even
smaller
onei
&f
tnejr
miracle
comebacks.
I
weight
Trent
Ketcheson
of
Vie-that
turned
up-for
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital's
"open
Each
team
.)as
won
tnrer
I
toria
both
drew
byes.
Bill
stone,
house."
Of
course
the
music
and
drama
festival
may
have
nad'games
an(j
tonight's
tussle
will
Vancouver
welterweight,
scored
something
to
do
with
the
latter,
but
It
was
a
great
disappoint-1
'
(.(.jdc
cie
ssue
ja
first-round
knockout
over
ment
to
the
dozen
or
so
hospital
workers
who
had
put
the
final
The
amazing
ys
darlings
of
!
Nick
Tynes'
arfenwood.
N.S.
"spit
and
polish"
to
the
hospital
and
waited
in
vain
to
show
the(
lhi(!
y,n.,
!,,..,
'
n,,n(.h
citv
!
A
second
round
KO
was
chalk-
ed
up
by
Steve
Phare
of
Haney
over
Joe
Aitken
of
HMCS
Corn-'
Jorgenson
picked
up
his
second
i
bouts
are
being
fought
this
wallis.
Norm
Jorgenson
of
Van-
;
technical
knockout
of
the
trials
afternoon.
couver
got
a
second
round
TKO
when
he
stopped
Gene
Powers
j
A
tkO
was
scored
by
Charles
Work
Party
'
9:00
A.M.,
SUNDAY,
MAY
16,
,
LAKE
OLIVER
"interested"
public
around
the
building
that
is
staffed
night
and
luie
as
slight
favorites
to
take
day
to
serve
the
public.
their
third
straight
win
in
the
Regarding
the
baseball
game,
those
that
stayed
away
best-of-seven
series
and
tho
missed
a
good
game.
There
was
no
sensational
pitching,
the
Canadian
senior
amateur
hoc-sluggers
only
collected
a
total
of
16
scattered
hits,
but
it
was
j
kfy
championship,
close
and
good
entertainment.
True,
you
needed
a
fur-lined
Faced
with
what
seemed
to
be
nnrltn
nnri
winrihrpnker
nnri
hlanlfpt
hut
nfter
nil
its
onlv
mid-1
almost
Certain
defeat
when
the
oi
Toronto.
Gllhuly
of
Melfort,
Sa.sk.,
over
Jim
Saunders,
burly,
two
Tom
Palmer
of
Champion,
Al-handed
puncher
from
Manitoba,
j
berta
In
the
third
round.
It
was
fought
his
way
into
t,hc
heavy-'the
same
for
Edmontor.'i
Wilf
weight
finals
with
a
second
Greaves
over
John
Pope
of
Louis-
May.
It
was
Commercial
Hotel's
first
home
game
and
both
teams;
ruS6I
Wolves
grabbed
three
War
of
the
first
four
games,
the
over
Toronto
s
oene
Powers.
Jack
Barclay
of
New
West-!
minster
gained
a
decision
over
Danny
Kane
of
HMCS
Corn-wallis.
Gerry
feoucher,
Vancouver
featherweight,
decisioned
Frank
Germshield
of
Edmonton
and
Des
Archer,
RCMP,
Regina
and
formerly
of
Vancouver,
decisioned
Lloyd
Lawrence
of
Toronto.-.
Steve
Phire
started
British
wick
brothers
led
V's
back
with
a
pair
of
desperation
wins
to
tie
Bring
Your
Tools
ond
0
F
nend
round
technical
knockout
over
:
burg,
N.S.,
in
the
second
round
Bob
Richardson
of
St.
Cather-
of
their
bout,
ines.
He
will
meet
Montreal's;
An
unpopular
split
decision
Gerry
Buchanan
tonight
in
the
pave
oes
Archer
the
nod
over
linals
of
the
three-day
event.
;
Lloyd
Lawrence
of
Toronto.
The
When
Saunders
didn't
make
nlgbt
before
Lawrence
twd
stop-ihe
provincial
team,
he
hitch-'
ped
light
middleweight
chum-hiked
from
Winnipeg
to
defend
pion
Paul
Chyzy
of
Winnipeg,
his
Canadian
amateur
heavy-
j
Toronto's
Hugh
Lindsay's
de-
it
up.
Thursday
nights
victory
was!
the
most
impossible
of
all.
Down,
4-2
going
into
the
final
20
mln-!
utpc
Ppntiftnn
rnrmprt
in
fnnr!
TRAP
SHOOT
-
2
p.m.
ht
unanswered
tallies
to
sew
it
no
Columbia
off
on
a
perfect
m
when
he
knocked
out
Nov.,
.mri
set
the
striae
for
t.hp
hio
could
have
done
with
a
little
support
from
some
of
the
hardier
fans.
Whether
the
town
realizes
it
or
not,
Prince
Rupert
Is
fortunate
in
having
as
good
a
brand
of
ball
as
they
do
here.
We've
sat
at
Royal
Athletic
Park
in
Victoria
and
the
old
and
new
Capilano
stadiums
and
seen
Western
International
league
teams
turn
In
some
stinkers
.
.
.
and
they
get
paid
for
it.
Thursday
night's
game
hardly
paid
for
lost
balls,
umpires
and
ball-shaggers.
The
senior
club
wants
to
get
in
some
good
licks
before
the
official
Little
League
and
the
unofficial
Pony
loop
start
stealing
some
of
tho;r
best
customers.
It
won't
be
long
now.
.
-r
There's
some
good
talent
coming
along
in
the
older
ball
league
who
will
bear
watching
as
soon
as
they
have
a
little
more
senior
experience
under
their
belts.
Key
McKay,
well-known
live-wire
for
North
Star
Inter
A
basketball
squad
has
the
makings
weieht
title
won
last
year.
Scotia's
Joey
AiKins
in
the
g,ime
Fashion
Footwea
clsion
over
Fred
Dceaan
of
Nova
'Scotia
also
proved
unpopular.
I
I
Prince
P.upert
Daily
News
Saturday,
May
15,
1954
Senior
Ball
league
Lineups
Named
For
Sunday
Tourneys
For
quick
results
fry
a
Doily
News
CleJ
In
the
fifth
game
at
Penticton,
only
17
seconds
remained
in
overtime
when
Jack
Mclntyre
fired
a
goal
that
gave
V's
a
C-5
win.
It's
been
the
same
story
all
along
the
playoff
road
for
V's.
They
went
eissht
games
before
It
will
be
Gordie
Cameron
on
oi
a
u,p-nou
n
caicnw
lur
r.squires.
jimmy
riewin,
aiinougn
and
poshing
on
Nelson
Maple
Leafs
;
the
mound
for
Commercials
ragged
ior
live
runs
on
live
nits
jnursciay
proved
useiui
wnen
for
tne
rjrili.sh
Columbia
title,!
Freddy
Christenson
for
;Goid.m
Commercials
needed
him,
both
on
the
mound
and
at
first,
and
then
won
out
in
a
marathon
'
and
Anderson
tomorrow
afer-
undson
will
keep
much
the
same
line-up
as
that
used
last
Thursday,
when
the
hotelmen
lost
a
close
decision
to
Esquires.
Only
expected
addition,
is
that
hurler
Jack
Lindsay
will
more
than
likely
put
in
an
appearance.
The
proposed
Commercial
line
Lso.
ii
ires'
young
Kill
Donaldson
shows
signs
of
becoming
a
useful
i
duel
with
Winnipeg
Maroons
for
i
noon
at
1:30
in
Roosevelt
Park
chucker
as
soon
as
he
gets
a
little
more
stuff
on
the
ball.
Paul
j
the
western
Canada
crown.
,
as
these
two
teams
meet
for
the
Poirier,
hefty
first
sacker
last
Sunday,
could
turn
into
a
keyman
I
That's
a
record
that
places
first
time
this
year
in
the
I
Vi
t-
the
rlnlhiprc
Sudbury
souarelv
on
the
snot
Pr
Rupert
Sr.
Ej.seball
Leauue.
At
the
same
time,
right-hand-
tonight.
up
will
see
Tom
Naka
In
short,
er
Dick
Letourneau
will
start
for
nm
Gunn
in
right
field,
Miner
Commercials
face
the
real
test
of
the
early
season
Sunday
when
they
meet
Ktisty
Ford's
Gordon
and
Anderson
nine.
The
Esquires
in
the
first
half
of
Simundson
In
centre.
Cliff
Dahl
tTfttnllArt
V.-in
tr,,.t'4,inn
fn
T.
.......
A
nA.vA
1..,
T7
nn
'
double-header
at
Terrace.
For
Commercials,
Miner
Sim
MAJOR
LEAGUE
LEADERS
By
The
Associated
Presa
.
.
Prince
Kupert
ot
.
.
.
00
Nitiona!
Employmont
!
0'1
'
0ffic
My
17
ond
18
rnWOT
lii
j
at
first.
Nick
Pavllkis
in
left
field,
Herb
Morgan
behind
the
1
plate,
Bruce
Simundson
at
second
and
Dick
Nickcrson
at
third
Rusty
Fejrd's
G
&
A
line-up
!
will
see
Bill
Sundberg
at
short,
Don
HartwiR
at
third
base,
Don
Scherk
catching,
Dave
Hill
at
second.
Svd
Scherk
on
the
first
cushion,
Ralph
Enridge
in
centre
field,
Stan
Petrow
In
left
and
Thursday.
However,
G
&
As
win
over
Esquires
last
Sunday
wasn't
so
impressive
and
with
a
minimum
of
errors,
Miner
Simundson's
crew
could
take
last
year's
league
champs.
While
everything
Is
going
sivimmlngly
In
the
major
league
of
Prince
Rupert's
Little
League,
secretary-treasurer
Jack
Martin
says
that
quite
a
few
adults
are
needed'
to
supervise
the
minor
"Gogie"
Leaves
Everton
Club
After
One
Year
Nnlinnal
Muslul.
St
Louis
.
.
Mueller,
N.
Y.
...
League
AB
R
100
28
96
16
02
l:i
Pet
.390
.37)
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.310
.363
1
-'amner.
Phil.i.
league
or
farm
team
games.
bince
the
games
Will
probably
be
I
Robinson.
Brooklyn
54
7
played
in
the
afternoon,
shift
workers
who
want
to
do
their
bit
'
J"bl""f'tl
st
Louls
115
14
Buns
Moon.
St.
Louis
SI
fo-
tho
Hrf
ii
i
.kii.
I...
.4o
ulc
mtai
au
iuc
unit-
league
is
acciiing.
j
Hlms
b:..ltert
in
MiiKial.
31.
AINTREE,
En-land
Va.l-la"
"uuuar
"cm'
couver's
Gordon
"Gogie"
Stew-1
v'
,he
roaf1
tnP'
Esquire's
art
has
decided
to
ouit
Enallsh
,
have
sPrin8
ln
centre
Firemen,
policemen,
clergymen,
CCC
workers
on
"graveyard"
with
any
extra
time
on
their
hands
could
do
,a
mighty
good
turn
1
Hits
Jnhlnnski.
42.
Doubles
Snider.
Brooklyn.
10.
Triples
Irvin
and
May.
New
Giordano
at
short.
football
after
one
season,
it.
was!
fi,'ld
Joe
for
the
little
eager
beavers
who
couldn't
make
the
majors.
disclosed
today
bv
the
Everton
tclllr
Paehal
on
second.
Andy
.
York
imtl
behoentlienst.
St.
Louis.
3.
Home
runs
Mufusil.
11.
Miir-hal!
in
left
field,
Bill
Doiv
soccer
club.
A
club
.spokesman
said
.
We
were
glad
to
see
some
of
the
active
senior
ball
club
"We
.
Pan''ik
or
Ken
riill
in
right
field.
Stolen
buses
Bruton.
Milwaukee
6
Pitching
Podrea,
BnHvk'vn
iiu.l
'
carl
Tiecnman
at
tnlra,
Key
are
sorrv
t.i
losp
him."
Stewart
hahds
well
entrenched
ns
coaches
in
the
Ponv
league.
Among
iinsehi.
St.
Loins
4-0
l.ooo.
helped
Everton
'.s
second
tea-n
'
McKay
receiving
and
Danny
Bill.
them
me
a
X,
A's
SvI
nnrt
rinn
,.l,..rl,
nnrf
Rill
cnk...
o.,
I
Strikeout
snahn.
Milwaukee,
38.
!
on
first.
American
l.eilyue
win
the
central
league
cVrxm.)
.
.
...
.
s
......
r.squires'
Joe
Giordano.
Maurice
Scott
of
Commercial
Hotel
was
I
Game
time
at
Roosevelt
park
is
1.30
and
G
&.
A
will
take
the
field
first.
First
game
of
the
Terrace
twin
bill
starts
at
1
p.m.
and
the
second
will
follow
after
a
short
Intermission.
mm
us
All
It
IT
Pef.
Poone.
Detroit
...
71
14
25
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Avlla.
Cicvc-Und
.
100
20
:;5
.r."
Ilosen,
Cleveland
.
93
16
32
.314
O-milnian.
Bonton
.
70
8
28
342
Tuttte.
Detroit
.
76
1
1
26
.31:!
P.uns
Minoso.
Cliicuf;o
nod
Avi'a.
Cleveland
20.
Runs
batted
In
Rosen.
20.
Hits
Avlla.
35.
Doubles
MeDoupild,
New
York
0.
Triples
Minoso.
6.
Home
runs
Berra,
New
York
6.
Stolen
bases
Jensen.
Boston
4.
Pitchinir
Lemon.
Cleveland
and
in
Little
League
to
start
with
and
turned
out
to
help
the
Pony
loop
get
Its
start.
'
POST
SCRIPTS-See
the
Navy's
Trent
Ketcheson
has
already
disposed
of
one
opponent
in
the
1JKG
boxing
trials
at
Toronto.
Can't
see
anyone
else
but
him
sailing
through
to
win
the
165-pound
class.
It
he'd
get
down
and
do
some
serious
training
we
predict
he'll
show
pretty
good
against
the
rest
of
the
Commonwealth
middle-weights
...
Sure
enjoyed
Dick
(Vancouver
Sun)
Beddoes
column
on
the
noddleheadness
of
the
B.C.
Amateur
Boxing
Commission
.
.
.
Prince
Rupert
Curling
club
members
are
alerted
that
there
Is
a
general
meeting
Monday,
1
ionship,
but
he
never
played
,
with
the
first
team,
which
was
promoted
to
me
nr.st
division
at'
the
end
of
the
season.
i
Stewart
will
go
home
around
.the
end
of
Uiu
inurun,
I
tpokesman
said,
adding:
"We
i
gather
he
felt
his
future
nove
,
;
.secure
in
Canada.
We
are
sorry
j
to
see
him
go.
He
is
a
cheery
f"l-
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low
and
fitted
well."
;
The
25-year-oW
Stewart,
who
had
been
listed
among
the
p.luy-Ici
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to
bp
retained
by
the
team
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earlier
that
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New
York
5-01000
baltlniore
63.
Btrikeotltii
Tui'ley,
Prince
Rupert
CURLING
CLUB
ANNUAL
MEETING
Common
Lounge,
CIVIC
CENTRE
8
p.m.
-
May
17
Expansion
Plans
may
n
at
8
p.m.
In
the
Civic
Centre.
I
Last
Night's
Fights
great
over
here
but
was
uivie-
i
cklecl
about
plans
for
another
.season.
!
He
was
a
former
inside
left
for
New
Westminster
Royals
in
Briti.sh
Columbia,
but
played
outside
left
with
the
British
club.
1
Soccer
Exhibition
Game
Set
For
Roosevelt
Park
Tonight
to
be
discussed
j
By
Tlie
Associated
Press
NEW
YORK
Jacques
Royer,
j
16(R,,
Chateau
Thierry,
France,
I
outpointed
Ralph
(Titter)
Jones,
I
158.
Yonkers.
N.Y..
(
10).
It
will
be
kick-off
time
at
6;30
,
Bishop,
C.
Van
der
Mve.
C.
Nuv-
raw
rarnn
rnlif
Cecil
I
So
much
to
see
...
and
do
p.m
tonlg'ht
ln,Roosejlt.ParlcUrV-C,
Mills,
D.
Rbw.s-;
R.
Tnit,
:
Sehoonmaker,
117,
Los
Angclts.!
as
the
General
Motors
soccer
"(
E.
Kreutsky,
L.
Rutten,
W,
Mc-
'
outpointed
Javier
iBaby
Face)
team
meets
the
Cafe
Gondola
!
Kee.
Ole
Linstrom.
D
Murray
nutiorrev
117
lm
Antrrles
ilOi
i
R.
Holkestad
and
J.
Bossrrlim
eleven
in
the
first
exhibition
game
staged
to
revive
Interest
in
a
District
Soccer
league
locally.
Manager
Franco
Campagnolo
of
Gondolas
will
take
only
one
.
substitute
along.
The
team
will
be
captained
by
Adriuno
Tam-burinl
and
coached
by
Lido
Guadagnl.
Other
Gondola
play-
Maurice
Bishop
of
the
General
1
Motors
eleven
said
that
until
another
team
can
be
formed,
the
'
two
teams
already
in
operation'
will
confine
themselves
to
exhi-
j
bition
games.
It
is
hoped
that,
General
Mo-!
tors
and
Gondolas
will
meet!
Remember
When
Ly
The
Canadian
Pre:.s
Jimmy
Russell,
Toronto
sculler,
won
the
singles
title
vX
the
American
Henley
at
Philadelphia
17
years
ago
today.
Wearing
the
double
blue
colors
of
the
Toronto
Argonauts,
Russell
covered
the
1
516
mile
course
in
7:31.4.
mwmm
ers-are
nerman
itonrer,
rieiro
,
cacn
Wednesday
at
7
p.m.
and
De
Grosso,
Franco
Guidi,
Quinto
Saturdays
at
6:30
in
Roosevelt
Scatena,
Valter
Del
Ross.
La-
I
Park,
he
said.
MO"
terano
Lera,
Giovanni
Nicoli,
Edde
Nordio,
Franco
Oueselini,
Miele
and
Rudolfo
Mateuccl.
The
General
Motors
squad
will
field
their
team
from
among;
18
possibles.
Listed
are
F.
Rutten;
J.
Eby,
A.
Maron,
F.
Boltong,
M.
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