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. e ctiinie (nat unes \eaets; sans <oRseee Tete 3572 TSF CRSS “ a Stiles (CNR) 83
. rere ae cen Ti 53
ms = : _ D. Gurvich (G) 48
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' elsey (CNR) 42
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. SWil For Absent-Minded Golfers | 1 smith (CNR) a2|
% jbl | Mitchell (RK)
' i ] Morrison (G) 38
| ARE WEDDED 1 , MEASURING Irvine (K) 37 |
oh a ; { —- Wingham (K) 23 |
‘ eel ; ey , i ! j by American rbie (C ) 15
es Miss Margaret Ravior and George Metric Plan Adopted y naan Lambie (CNR
’ Ini Philadelphi Amateur Athletic Union at Pierce (G) a. ‘aes
Bie ae? as y an. Annual Convention Currie (G) I}
bi pe | —- D. Stalker (G) 8
“ay — rT PRT Toy. -24°.—BMMar- NEW YORK, Nov. 24:—Ina sur- B. Stalker (CNR) 7
Si sbi ree ae : aa qe sil prise move Tuesday, the American pronizen (G) 4
{2 Pe i. ae ‘t dette Govan! Amateur Athletic Union, in an- paimore (CNR) 4
‘- 7 a , Cs mt ieee Nation a1 Exhibi- / Nual convention here, adopted Tobey (K) 3
iy) Gon tn "FOreeak: Seay aia a the metric system of measure- Nakamoto (G) 3
a. aie Save e Young ‘of Toronto ment to apply in future to all yyonzie (G) 3
: and Z F tik dons dette. amateur track and field sports y4orison (CNR) 2
A : narric ‘ at Miss Ravior’s home 1 in the United States. Scott Ki 2
er ama dill 7. Tae ad The Union, in another resolu- Ladies’ League
here rda ha tion, decided to conform with the |... (Card 35
“it, Ae a regulation of the International ysorric (Am 30
io Broadcasting of Dione aectcncioa encctie tegen "
ii 4 | Winner of a race shal! be decided yin. (Com) 1
Day atte B h I] C | | when the chest, rather than the picnic (Am) 20
2 a ase a ; ames body, hits the tape. Gurvich (Am) 8
a, | i deities? ‘cai danpaalemnaneteneansann Ath (Card) z
yr! L f (| 4 | Gilchrist (Car
t eit to Lids) Elks’ Whistand =",
cf S Stone (Card) 8
“y . : Leod (Am) 6
<a SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24—.A i B id P | McLec ,
st ' a meeting of the Pacific Coast ! Yl ge arty S Brochu (Card) 6
rs League here, it was decided to} . Tite (Com) .
% 4 leave the question of radio broad- | Enjoyable Event Johnson (Com) $
ae casting of 1933 season night base- | Smith (Com) 3
% ball games to the individual club : : . Dickens (Com) 2
1 Gem Thete had been a move on foot] A ee enjoyable pepern bric se Intermediate League
7 in some quarters to ban the broad- | and whist party was aoe by the Nakamoto (T) 73
yr f night games next year.| loca] Elks’ Lodge last night she af- Morrison (T) 69
Bee i hie PS oi fair also being quite successful fin- Wingham (W) 61
e aii ‘a ancially. Hunt (M) 49
Be Billiard Averages | There were about twelve tables Of FE Dingwell iM) «2
i | cards and prize winners were Pierce (M) 32
. Hy ay ee al | Bridge—Ladies’ first, Mrs. G W Forbes (W) 30
i ’ |Rudderham; second, Mrs. Hary Ne!- 4 ‘wW) 26
i | A. Zadaroski (CS) 4 800 200 o Ison: men’s first. Alex McRae: se. Comadina =
f Se a cade! ; men rst, Alex McRae; se- po. ing 22
yi ; un ee . = ol |cond, Harry Nelson Smith ‘7 21
hill Nick Chenoski (E)..3 600 200) Ahsent-minded golfers of Les Angeles have no longer an alibi | Whist—Ladies’ first, Mrs. W. BE. 2 T 21
wie B 3 : 3 600 200) if they tote the wife’s tea invitations about-for a week or two. |Funhiell: second. Mrs. W. V. Tatter- an y e:
f W. E. Hutson (LC) 3 600 200) Officials have erected a reminder on the first green. When the¥’ | ..1 '¢-- men’s first, Harry Menzie Senturbane (T +”
Ps eee : : oe ned tee they remember the tea, so to speak. | seco g, William Ston. a e rs
le J. Sutt o 204 ' : : a a ae cNuity ~
S 1M cs 4 743 «186 a : . j = er ¢ * tel ous rer! Sh- st, ffansrud ‘(W) 11
alos ;me weré served and the drav ;
7 er : ¥ an o,° ° ‘ing £. k Janes in the benefit ratfl “4 - :
P. Aldridge (LC) 4 16 119 An Inviting Sig ieegietek ‘Testiene zest hein eae 1
a e. Wine . = cand TTT a ees was,drawn by Mrs. George Frizze'l ,. acs tay
t D. Frizzell ‘E 2 358 179 Hickey (W 2
pe it PV . . asp. 108 a ne yg was J : Zammond Fitzpatrick (W) 2 Guaranteed by
- ' F. Kenn LA 4 701 175 a f 3 sacs a re i “- F. Dingwell (M) l
M. Eckert (5 I 348 46=«1'774 he ea eae eee | Beet Junior League
i: " page —e - 299 «185 | Sudinich presided t the door gq... wes (M) 49
A aoe CS ; * 0% i | ther members of the committee ir ~. | :
' ‘e W._E. Funnel! (J 4 648 162 | at 4) 2 : ita ‘J 36
’ sete *harge were Alvin on Wil- .. . er
= 4 Chris Perry (J) 3 484 161 er en ae Nelson (BE 21
sn Se ; 2 483 ‘161 . um Stone and Bert Morga G. Williscroft (R 18 }
‘i i J. Bulger (J 30 401—s«:1384 Pe ee tee Viereck (BS 18 4 e
h W. Stuart (CS 1» 000 000 }ONLY ONE BILLIARD Kishimoto (J 17
Se Exola n—E, Empress; LC MATCH IS PLAYED Allien «m) 16
r, I Can ns; CS, Cold Storage: J | —aheetonene avi BS) 15
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a Je Only one of fiv } gam I n (M 15 BEHIND every package of Kellogg’s Corn Flak
Beis sie was played in the Junior Billia Morgan (M) 13 ; ( ant
x League fixture set for Tuesday ev- Suehiro (J 11 are the modern plants of the Kellogg Compal
: ¢ Ht Ty . ening-between Empress and Jewe!- Gillis (BS) 9 London, Ontario . . . clean, sunlit, sanitary.
‘ ATs a) Rk Eos Ul: ers, Owehi Fisher winning this for I son (R) 9
oo 4 he Empress over W. E. Funnell by McMeekin (R) 6 ‘ . Acie
AM. hi T la score of 200 to 197 Palner (M) 6 Behind it are thousands of loyal, efli
rer Y Several other games are expec- Patmore (M) 6 workers.
— j tea to be played during e day Greer (R) 6
November 24—Fish Packers vs _ ominato (BS)
¥ Swift: Canadian Legion vs. Sons of “om a on 9s ; And behind it is the personal guarantee
“y d Se ee ere a. | BILLIARDS Nakamoto (J) 3 the originator of corn flakes — W. 4. Kellog
rf a tec Seal Cove vs. I. 0,0 ’ ; e Bremner (R) 2 , 5 : flak
ye Was? ° Cove T ‘ : ’ : . »at corn fla
¥, Grotto vs. Empress | November 25—Storage vs. Em- Miller (BS) 2 ‘If you don’t think Kellogg’s the finest :
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m December 1—Fish Packers vs | press McRae (M) 2 you ever tasted, return the empty red-and-¢
. Musketeers; St, Andrews vs. Swift, November 29—Jewellers vs. Les Kanaya (J) 2 , ? aay 9
it. Seal Cove vs. Grotto; Canadian Le- mtr Canadiens. Condo (J) 2 package and we will refund your money.
pe gion vs. 1.0. 0. F.; Sommof Norway = as. invitation to wet the did whistle oecupi¢s' a coyspicuous ; W. Williseroft (R) 2 he standat
oh ee cE 8—Fish P 1 Spo" at the Agua Caliente (Mexico) Golf ‘club. Mrs. Harry. Hall, Ivarson (R) 2 For 25 years Kellogg’s have been the s¥
Yecember 8—Fish Packers vs ie Bed Seat a ’ , Armstrong (R) 2 , a
: entrant in the first Mexican golf »\ampienship, seems headed ! é , a4 . ren substitute
O. 0. F: Musketeers vs. Grotto: ‘A the: tiehe dteabean | Arney (MM) ; of value in corn flakes. Wl te
Seal Cove va. St. Andrens — of Explanation offered to you, it is seldom in a spirit o! *
Norway vs. Swift; Canadian Legion . =——— | Senior—CNR, Canadian National ' , . ‘ » of fre
vs. Empress kK cy SCORES A . F b i | Recieation Association: G, Grotto: Demand genuine Kellogg’s and be suré j
December 16min Packers vs. HOCK “) American Football » Kalen seen quills ia cil
Empress; I. 0,0. F, vs. Grotto; Ca- t 2 Ladies'—Com, Comets; Am, Ama- ”
nadian Legion vs. Musketeers; Seal +; . S D S dd nl sons; Card, Cardinals
TUESDAY SCORES | 5 ’ . ‘
Cove vs. Swift; Sons of Norway vs. PLS a Tesh (4 | ar 1es u e y Intermediate—T, Tuxis: W. War-
St. Andrews a Q Seating 5 ‘ . clors; M, Merchants — -
Oe cs: M atrea) 2, New York Andecouet” cane - nage Vena, ear | Peek . : Junior--M, Meteors; J, Japanese
_ Montreal 2, ! “| Place in New York This Week Every Month in the R, Rovers; BS Boy Scouts. OT STII
9 | —All-American Tackle Year hte
siasiinaaibaall a LEAGUE STANDINGS Pb R
ae . | NEW YORK, November 24—The 1932 Sales Dates Senior ren, ee Ve Cason
November 25—-Panthers vs. Grot- Hockey Standing |funeral took place here of Frank December 20 ak ke a : *
to; Cardinals vs. Comets; Warriors Foley, assistant coach for Ford- Grote - , atts 2 " Or rowing)
vs. Merchants; Meteors ys. Rovers. a hdl dak ham and all-American | tackle in 1933 Sales Dates Kalen stavawate os ;
a ane . 2 4 1929-30. Foley, who was one of the January 24 é é a 2 Biles ose ait
soo “country’s best known  footbull February 21 Ladies’ League iS ;
Boston 7 i z 16 8 7 stars, died here suddenly. March 21 Cardinals re te Chantecler cigarette papers,
Detroit yy Oe ee Naiashiilicsintalis on April 18 Amazons Pe ee ready-gummed and packed in
ars) err Ghicago 7 ; , s i" : May 16 Comets iv F-6 the easy-to-use booklets . .
rv —— rae Earth Tremors June 20 _ Intermediate League make ‘rolling your own’ an un-
pans Si ae ep iss! July 25 aed me : 7 7 failing pleasure, and smoking
mericans : 2 f A R d d August 29 Mercha : four ow ’
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CEMENTS orchien, 92 0 3 12:15 4 re necorade ‘incutember 26 Warriors Ber, ie peed gn ett to
Take regularly Toronto Ld Booked 8 I N h \- Oetober 24 Junior League st pepers y
“Ottawa 1 0 bee Fae n Nether $ , Riovember-21 Meteors 5 0 10 ~—
S C O T T ’ 5 Canadiens .1°0 3 3 10° 2 me December 21 Boy Seouts . otc
, Rovers 2 3 4
_———_—-- -—--——— BERLIN, November 24:—Sharp Special Sales Held on Request Jajatinne :
J M G a a | @) M earthquake shocks were felt in of Shippers a ae
Germany, Holland and Belgium Ae hie bid
: Advances Will Be Made as
, early this’ week, No da e was
Pes . oni r done . HR Usual Whew Peqwesved. Frans- BADMINTON
ie | ey: aT el) November 28 “id ferred by Telegraph if Desired. PURE RICE
ae, Canadian Legion vs. Swift, THE SEATTLE FUR “A” Division
5 ene es I. O. O. F. vs. Grotto. EXCHANGE Noy, 28—Rupert No. 2 vs. Skeena: CIGARETTE PAPERS
ullds Nesistance an al “NR :
ALA Moose vs. Eagles. nlite - Avaiite PRE & Ang No. 2 vs. CNR; CNR No
: | FT5 to wrt | Beal Cove vs. Elks. -—— 1008 ae bare 1 vs. Rupert; Skeena No. 1 vs, PRE
| Empress vs. Musketeers, ; November 26—Booth ys, Borden, \ Soares, é& Ang. |