Bruins'
Gain
Tfelens'
Monday,,
March
8.
J954
Pulp
Millers
Win
Right
To
Meet
Omegas
in
Finals
By
Tim
Cimieliaa
Press
hi
inr
Boston
Bruins
picked
up
thn
c
if
v,
Y'j-
j.
M
('.".'HS
bit!
'
tied
t,
points
over
the
weekend
tieing
their
win
over
Watts
and
NU'k-ctii.
Down
11-10
in
the
fir.it
!
'
CCC
300
Club
set
up
a
first
quarter
lead
at
the
Civic
Centr.'
Monircai
.
anauieiis
j-3
batu'-'
.
"
-
H.ti
aay
nnn
irouncmg
c
nicago
HlacV
.
"
m-
r
Saturday
night
and
managed
to,
quarter
the
riiyt-oods
crew
came
Posses
inn
o
'
,
Hawks
8-0
last
-
night.
""
Boston's
5
World
Puck
Title
hack
strongly
in
the
second
COM
,
their
O
gain
may
wreck
New
York
Rang-
j
,
,
bun1'y
,
;c
WALLS-BESHORE
FIGHT
OFF
AS
CANADIAN
HURTS
HAND
r
EDMONTON
ff
Earl
Walls
of
Toronto,
Canadian
heavyweight
boxing
champion,
has
injured
his
left
hand
and
won't
fight
Freddie
Beshore
of
Los
Angeles,
tonight
at
the
Edmonton
Gardens.
Edmonton
promoter
Jack
Berry
said
Sunday
night
Walls'
left
hand,
which
started
to
bother
him
Friday,
was
treated
but
failed
to
respond.
The
Edmonton
boxing
commission
ordered
Walls
not
to
fight,
said
Berry.
The
commission
ruled
that
Walls
must
fight
Beshore
here
before
making
any
other
fights,
said
Berry.
"They
were
emphatic
about
that.
Walls
must
honor
his
contract
here
before
doing
anything
else."
haivx
on
to
it
to
defeat
Gordon
!
and
Anderson
55-49
and
win
th?
I
rtIt
to
meet
Manson'i
Omegcs
'
in
the
Sen.
B
basketball
finals.
I
ers'
chances
for
a
playoff
birth.
!
"
,
1,ir"ii
the
.
frame
to
take
the
quarter
lS-.i.
Watts
and
Nickerson
took
the
third
quarter
13-11
and
the
two
quarts
split
the
final
quarter
w,.o.
.
Vnrk
nt
,l,
.
'
"""I
-wv.iv
uw:i
-u
were
beut.
11
3-
In
the
Inter
.
fixture,
Fravc
'
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.
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ar.d
Payne
s
str-.jed
a
big
second
11-11.
Maddy
Scdscwick
with
12
own
Watts
and
Nick-
I
pfint
v.-us
top
scorer
for
WatU
il'.iartcr
to
do'
STOCKHOLM
(CP)
An
inspired
Russian
team
taught
Canada
a
lesson
in
stickhandling,
skating
and
passing
Suruhiy
to
beat
Toronto
East
York
7-1.'
for
the
world
hockey
title.
The
Canadians,
unbeaten
and
-
--
"
and
Nickerson.
Int-r
l.
Ii-asti).
er.son
47-40
and
even
the
semi
linals
at
one
game
a
piece.
NrUitii
llMillwit-K
Miitsui)
2.
3
General
Motors
got
the
jump;
i
Ynnii'ni'
to
l'J
N
MiTvrn
4.
S
Miit-i
sin
2.
R
Morvi
n
S.
F
Matsuba.
T.
(
n
NeU'n
Brothers
in
the
opin
um
m
six
previous
starts
in
es
that
the
Swedish
press
stirred
ing
game
to
down
the
li-henes
Nukutu
8.
T
Tanaku
T.iiifl
a
UNCONDITIONAlt
snuad
41-29
anrt
i
v.-n
111"
ln!"i'
i
tieiirrjl
M.
lin
J
Cnrl-ain
3
the
eii;ht-team
round-robin
animosity
again.st
his
team
tournament
were
heavily
favored
adding
that
"even
some
of
the
ov.
r
.Moscow
Dynamos,
Russia'
referees
were
affected,"
but
he
first
entry
in
international
com-
withheld
no
credit
from
the
If
'ion.
who
had
looked
bad
at
victors.
tiiii
s
in
compiling
a
record
of
"The
Russians
are
wonderful
five
victories
and
one
tie
before
hockey
players,"
he
said.
"They
the
final
game.
deserve
the
victory
they
got."
li
M-mi
finals
at
one
win
ruch.
j
?ti7ZZ.
TiZ
Freddy
Cliritenen
with
13
:
t
siimun
3.
m.
iv.ui.
it
Peeienu'n
points,
closely
fonuwed
bv
Sid
j
Tiaai
41-
Keherk
with
16.
led
the
CCC
to
I
U:1
X,'
8milll
victory.
The
pulp
millers
ended
H
chnstff
h.
m
Mcdc
wiek
la.
it
the
first
quarter
11-7.
lost
the
,
Miic:inun.
6.
it
vvewh
2.
N
For-
M-.Mlld
1B-15
too.f
the
third
1U-
i
":1"
t-nnl-ir.
D
U-tounu-iiu
It)
Royals
Lace
Canucks
6-3;
Flyers
Knock
Off
Stamps
GUARANTEED
Lamb's
Navy
Rum
i
pure
pemarara
k
i,,u
Dynamos
me
lasier
took
oeuer-organ-
command
"titer
Vic
bluce
tlcrm
midway
jwav
th
tnrougn
-o.
mh
:
Three
uts
WRlUighted
,
plied
for
Calgary
in
the
last
min-led
,h
vv"
vVestem
"
Hnekev
1
e
-l;
mic
ut,
of
nliv
from
the
opening
whistle
to
hand
'
the
first
period
when
the
Dyna-
;
;
,
""l'L
.
.
14
e
ld
-n'tt
tho
final
12-12.
The
game,
refereed
by
IMy
Upriu4
and
Don
Hurtwe;
v.a;
a
ctcaii
content
r.ni
plave.l
Teli.l
40
I
I
r.t-fr
A
IMn--
H
1
1.
euiu-
U.
I-.
i
Kil
.tnauin
.
D
Hankev
II.
t)
I
Morm
ui
10.
O
Forhra
i.
J
Stewart.
11
Mi-Kay
3,
T
slu'iium
Tulul
1
Senior
II
l.r.Btn'
i
I.
mil.
ii
111l1r-1111
Davis'
1".
Canada
he
ner
worst
defeat
since
;
'"
lru
1u
"a
.uii.mB
rtu,,,IW-
the
tournament
began
in
1924.
point
of
the
game.
While
hewas:
.n".l"
of
care
of
the
scoring
for
Scut
1
1
.
th?
,
lamming
in
two
gouls
api-ie.
'Alec
Kuzma
and
Sam
Bottio
.
,
tiff
Riuc
an
pantrA
V
arf
m
rl
'
"iv-
l,J
ul
airly
last
clip.
Rape
11
ilkc-
"
was
uie
lourui
nine
canaaa
,
..n.
i
lonn'
nnwer
was
heati
n
fnr
the
titlo
in
in
Shuvalov
gave
his
team
a
2-0
p
a
1JU""
Sixth-ulace
New
Westminster
'
t
only
Cougars
to
lead,
forcing
East
York
to
open
uo
in
an
effort
to
overhaul
their
;
came
up
with
the
biggest
sur-
uu
PUI'K
Ix,st
Marcel
Polletic
ia:l
V.l'.h
13
p.iliLs
p.Hi'll
til'
lowers.
Doug
Sankey
wilh
11
pain'.-,
and
Gary
Muihini
i:h
1!)
pa:'
Uie
Eraser
and
Payne
squad
in
liiilkisslli'l
1H.
Ahlxy
5
(-limp.
Flaleu
ll,
Wi
hlKT
4.
Mat
l-..rume
'2.
,S'Une-v.
i.
k
'li.uil
49
I
(
I"
:tim
1
Inb
.
Suniierp
5.
Tlientl)-Mill.
D.
Hrhortt
l.
H
Krlierk
1.
M..r-shall
4..1
llttsten.s-ll
4H
'lotal
fui
tries.
The
Canadians
appeared
nervous
at
th"
oiit.-c
t
and
East
York
manager
Don
Preston
later
said
th
v
had
been
told
to
go
easy
on
rivals.
prise
by
hanging
a
v-3
lacntH
on
Lockhart
earned
the
crystal
Vancouver
Canucks,
co-leadt
is
vase
he
received
from
the
Swed-,
with
Calgary
Stimpeder.s.
from
British
Guian
Aged
in
Enelani
ish
Ice
Hockey
Federation
after
their
checking
rather
than
risk
the
best
netminder
same
-as
infractions
of
the
))t
rail
ties
for
ill
tne
series.
urfa:n;:i:ir
European
rules.
HESTERFIEL
DS
Kight-winger
Moo
O
a
1
a
n
d
mos.
virtuullv
unopposed
in
their
score.d
Canada
firsl
.eoai.
eAr
V's,
Kimberley
Top
B.C.
Loops
lly
Tiir
Ciiai.di.in
l'r
km
In
the
OKanagan
Sen!
o
r
League,
Kelowna
Packers
downed
Vernon
Canadians
5-2
Saturday
night.
Packers
host
Kamloojis
Elk
;
Monday
in
the
first
of
a
best-in'-three
semi-final.
The
Elks
were
clipped
7-!'.
I.v
first
place
Pentieton
V's
in
Kuai-
and
imported
is:;
Stampedcrs
had
the
misfor-
tune
to
turn
into
Edmonton
i
Flyers
when
Glen
Hull
was
hav-
j
ing
one
of
his
better
nights
b.
-
,
tw
een
the
pipes
and
dropiu
d
a
j
4-2
decision
while
having
the
best
of
the
play.
Seattle's
last-place
Bombers
I
trimmed
fifth-place
Victoria
4-2.
1
There
were
no
games
Sunday,
j
Peppery
Blinky
Boyce
popped
'
in
two
goals
and
I.en
Thorn
en.
j
by
KROEHLER
ond
SNYDER
British
Columbia
bottles,
fy
7
'
FLOOR
MODEL
ill
iiiv
seiuuu
jriiuii.
xb
una
Galand's
16th
goal
of
the
series,
making
him
the
tournament's
top
marksman.
Just
after
centre
Bob
Kennedy
returned
two
quick
Russian
goals
put
the
game
out
of
reach.
Another
followed
while
defence-man
Tom
Jamieson
was
off
for
boarding.
Right
winger
Bill
Shill
got
a
goal
hi
the
third
period,
his
shot
caroming
in
off
goalie
Nikolai
Putchkov's
skate.
Olhe
Dorohoy,
Jack
Hamilton
I
loops
Saturday.
forays
on
goalie
Don
Lockhart,
ran
tip
a
4-0
lead
in
the
first
period,
made
it
J-l
in
the
second
and
coasted
home
under
the
protection
of
their
long
lead.
Des-I'itr
their
caution,
the
Canadians
picked
up
six
of
the
game's
e
-T
i
Pi;.i
:tie.s.
two
of
them
resulting-
in
Russian
goals.
Preston
repeated
earlier
charg-tiiimiiiiiiiiiin
SPORTS
briefs:
and
playing-coacli
Max
MeNab
!
were
the
other
New
Westmin
sl
-r
marksmen.
Larry
Popein,
Mid
Houghton
and
Billy
Dea
tallied
for
the
losers.
ma
Off
25
o
FP9
Vernon
plays
Pentieton
Tuesday
nieht
to.
kick-off
tlie
nth.
i
semi-final
series.
In
the
Western
Interna'ioi),
1
Hue
key
League.
Trail
tackli
1
league
leaders
Kimberley
Dynamiters
at
home
Saturday
aim
came
out
licking
their
v.oun.l..
On
sale
a!
all
Government
liquor
ttoret
.'
!r.-'.
f:
.-.
A
.
r.
Bu.uy,
niirne,
v.ce
stampcdK
managed
to
beat
president
of
the
International
,
,hp
torrid
nnlw
nw
,,.,,
Bill
Shvetz
turned
the
trick
st
alter
a
4-3
lass
Trail
ended
toe
h
10:27
mark.
.
season
in
the
WIIIL
basement.
Steve
Hrymnak
and
Jim
Un-
Nelson
Maple
Leafs
earned
a
iac
shot
Flyers
into
a
2-1
lead
j
split
at
Spokane,
clinching
:-with
second-perioH
markers
and
I
ond
place
in
the
WIIIL
.vith
i
Gordon
&
Anderson
I
the
championship
cup
to
Vsivo-llttailllliiiiiiin
gohr0Vi
the
Dynamo
captain,
HOUSTON,
Tex.
Dave
after
the
game.
Dvmjlas
fashioned
a
live-under-i
Bobrov.
a
Red
Army
major,
par
G7
on
the
final
round
Sunday
,
also
received
an
award
from
the
it-
a
total
cf
277
to
win
the
i
Swedish
federation
as
the
out-Sat)
imo
Houston
open
golf
tour-,
standing
forward
in
the
series.
'"
,
4
Hugh
Coflin
and
Jim
Anderson
j
5-1
win
Saturday.
Thc-w
absorbe.
added
another
pair
late
in
thej
a
3-1
defeat
from
the
third
plat
third
before
Steve
Witiuk
re-
i
Flyers
Sunday
night.
!
I
Phcne
46
I
Ihi
a.l.f
rtlsnunl
is
mil
ptililisln.,1
,,r
.tispljyrd
l
TV
jntrol
Hoard
or
i
ihc
(imiriimtni
ef
Hnwk
(,
muiiem.
his
st.uuu
lop
prize
was,
the
!ir-:t
money
he
has
won
this
-
-
-
ARE.
Sweden
(CPi
Christian:
F
av.ta
of
Austria
won
the
spec-!
tacular
men
'3
downhill
race
at
i
the
vorld
ski
championships
on
'.iy
in
foe
brilliant
time
rf
li.ia.tl.
j
'
ALBERNI.
B.C.
(CP)
The
B.
C.
v
'.air
men
s
bisketbail
champ-i
ii
i
-'-.ip
final
turned
into
a
brand
;
n
.series
Saturday
night
as.
V:
:.,
oaver
Eiiers
came
back
to.
!efeat
Alberni
Alhletics
59-53.
!
1
'-
win
tied
up
the
best
of
.seven
.c
-
'!i
s
at
1-1.
Athletics
won
the
!
'
u:-.:'.
Friday
ni?ltt
72-53.
j
'
.
I
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Red-coaU'd
;
Miiunties
were
on
hand
here
.Sunday
night
to
greet
t
he
fatutd
.
N'-w
Zealand
All-Blacks
rugby
t'
im
w
hen
they
arrived
by
plane
;
f:
.--a
tliiee-game
stand
asuin.st
!
Etiii.
li
Columbia
teams.
j
Kea.-iii'j
the
end
of
a
six-;
months
36-game
tour,
All-Blacks
)'
.v
Vinoria
All-S'.ars
Tuesday
t'r
:
return
for
sames
here,
Tliui.-.iiay
against
University
of:
I'.ii'..
h
Columbia
and
Mainland
A'.l-S'ars
next
Saturday.
t
.
!
CHATHAM.
Eng.
i
Fredd-yj
Ft
vneh
and
Jack
Bringate
each
sviuyr
a
mighty
punch
in
m
a:t:
it
:iir
boxing
match
and
'.
knocked
each
other
cold.
j
Th?
referee
calmy
counted
!
bo'h
of
them
out.
Then
he
lifted
Hi:-.
at'
'.s
hand
as
the
winner.1
He
had
been
leading
on
poinU.
i
v-,iuuruu
rsuar
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a.
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comfort
that
promotes
belter
health
for
the
family.
Phone
174
SMITH
&
ELKINS
LIMITED
259
Third
Ave.
W.
FLIGHT
LIEUTENANT
BOB
NEWMAN,
25
nd
now
married,
joined
the
Air
Force
in
Saskatchewan
in
1947
Ai
on
RCAF
Pilot
at
the
Canadian
Joint
Air
Trainina
Centre
at
Riven,
Manitoba,
he
wai
engaged
in
Army
Support
flying
dropping
paratroopers
and
towinq
gliders,
f
I
Newman
himself
took
the
course
and
won
Paratrooper
Winqs.
After
a
period
as
Flying
Injtrurtor.
he
is
now
wilh
Air
Force
Headquarters
engaqed
in
the
developing
and,
procurement
of
aids
in
the
Iraminri
of
r
2
si..
I
ground
crew
and
air
crew
personnel
in
the
RCAF.
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