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High
School
Vs.
Eagles
This
gagie
was
plowed
under
protest
by
fhe
High
School
be
ciiuse
the
Eagles
had
two
players
who
were
inelegible.
The
local
league
rule
reads
that
a
player
must
be
a
resident
of
this
city
at
least
two
weeks
before
said
player
h
allowed
to
participate
in
any
league
fixture.
The
High
School
protest
was
sustained
by
the
ex
ecutive
and
they
were
awarded.
the
game
2-0.-
,
,
The
Eagles
and
TIfgh
School
PAIN
in
BLADDER
Promptly
Eatd
by
RANTAL
MII1Y
He
iire
to
ftt
the
(Unalu
liuuk
for
t
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vat
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THE
DaILY
NEW3
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
:PotiiiTpsoninnersof,'
Basketball
Senior
Gaihe
Played
Here
Last
Night
Port
Sfejjitifodted
Kincdlith
33-15
in
last
evenings
'
ba.etl(aipuinl),
took
a
strong
lead
in
the
Senior
League.
Simpson
opened
the
scoring
when
George
White
.
coverted
a
penalty
shot,
with
R.
Sankey
scoring
a
field:
goal
immediately
afterwards..
J.
Johnstone
of
Kincolithj
scored
the
first
basket
for
his
team
seven
minutes
after
j
the
game
began.
The
first
half
ended
with
Port
Simpson
leading
13-1).
The
first
half
was
played
slowly,
to
the
spec-!
tators'
view,
although
both
teams
had
many
chances
toj
score.
At
the
beginning
of
the
1
'
'
j
slntMid
halt
!y
was
similar
to
played
an
exhibition
game
ini
the
r'irst
ha!f.'
Alter'playing
atfew
waieh
the
Kaglea
won
24-20.
!
ntiitut'
t
brtth
,BgRiH
rshowed
indi-
High
School
oaiiou
oi
Vy
n"raer
H.
Maedonald
..
begun
it
fust
pajpriM
game
with
II.
Morrisson
....
I'ort
ffintpsdta
inv
snooiyig.
abie
to
score
in
flwir
game
Club.
The
players
vn
Port
Simpnon-i-
the
best
of
A.
Oroaa
Robcrt
Sankey
6
Pete
Alexcee
11
RusaeU
Nathan
11
cee
White
3
D.Motfav
2
were
not
Dob,
Stalker
they
did
ItqhvIrvlne
he
Players'
'
,
'
Total
follows:
Eagles
Pta.Per
H.
MeCallum
.38
Uingwell
.
II.
McDonald
C.
Manning
..
4.
....
.n
Total
24
Pts.
Per
3'
.
4
.
5
.
0
.20
.
The
standings
to
date
are
as
W.
Orange
4
0
C.
N.
R
2
2
Moose
I
3
St.
George's
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Moose
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2
1
Knights
of
Pythias
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13
1
St.
George's
Society
.3030
0
2
3
Pts.
Per
.
G
L
Smith
2
F.
Dlngwell
9
Pta.
Per
Skinner
was
referee.
Doc
0
Carson
and
George
Johnstone
urn-
olplre.
Oke
Jackson
official
0
,
!corekeeper.
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standing
18-17
i
Navy.
When
pla
t
it-
iHYur
ui
inc
Katies
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was
reflumeo,;r
jk
r
P.
W.
Allan
on
the
Macdonald
time
League
Standing''
Senior
P.
W.
Total
15
7
Port
Simpson
8
3
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i
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time
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wore
waa.
Drill
Team
3
0
.
3
8-7
in
favor
of
the
boys
from
the
.
Navy,
who
are
showing
improve-
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in
losing.
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time,
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3
2
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time
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3
2
1
Baferee
R.
B.
Siinner
cjflled
:a.
4xVonignmes
by
protest
from
technical
foul
on
the
Navy
be-
Eagles
cause
one
of
their
players
had
loft
'
,
the
floor
without
permission.
Er-j
Junior
League
P.
W.
nia
Ratchford
scored
the
free.
High
School
3
2
throw
and
tied
the
score
for
Big
Colts
3
1
Big
Fomv-
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Dytr
L.
1
2
roar.
In
the
first
flvrminute
,
.,
.
overtime
period
neither
team
HI.
Pour
or.d
a
field
;
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LADIES
ARE
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WHIST
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players
wee
aa
follows
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f
MOOSE
LODGE
WINS
OYER
KNIGHTS
OF
PYTHIAS
IK
WHIST
Moose
Lodge
defeated
Knights
of
Pythias
6
to
:i
In
a
'postponed
Whist
League
match
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sight,
ine
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BY
UOUNCh
Evidently
a
fox
can
climb
a
tree,
for
he
is
seeking
refuge
there
from
the
hounds
in
this
picture.
SECOND
HOCKEY
!
SPLENDID
FEAT
GAME
WAS
TIE!
OFCRICKETER
f'
T
--
"I
Ysneouver
and
Victoria
Played
lUrwood
Playing
in
Australia
tot
Ten;
Minutes
Overtime
With-
!
England
Makes
Record
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out
Decision
!
Howler
yiCTORIANov.
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The
ond
jgame
In
the
Pacific
CSoaat
"U
fT-
,
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tm'taccess
'success
oi
of
Lrwoe(
Larwoed.
hocley
league
series
wa
i
played
Nottinghamshire
bowler.
ht
beeeP
VJSrLwI
record
in
fk
0
6Vnd
.Vancouver
teama
and
fmm,EZZ:
tralia
Ji.
wHen
nii,a
playing
tar
for
tfui
the
ted-
in
a
tie.
Neither
team
had
nine
piaycu,
ure
ncore
men
T
nartinl.r
ft
that
ho.
.
being
three
all.
'tractad
attention
was
in
the
game
I
against
Victoria
at
Melbourne.
SPORT
CHAT
112,887.01.
Toward
In
the
gym.
as
a
fire.
opening
dance
the
"paystreak"
i592.7&
.Cash
from
the
current
-;
lounge,
room
as
a
pleasure
re-vsort
and
the
dining
room
as
an
exercise
room
furnished
with
!
(lllrrtliallu
nn4
All...
.
1
lus.
amoKing
is
to
tie
prohlb
ted
i
guard
against
MOOSE
WHIST
In
the
weekly
knock-out
whlat
tournament
for
members
of
the
Moose
Club
last
evening,
first
prizes,
Chickens,
were
won
by
Sam
Haudenschild
and
A.
Ohnea
org.
'ii.There
were
no
second
pHzes.'"
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STflAWIlERRY
PRODUCTION
The
largest
proportion
of
Cana
dian
strawberry
production
ia
consumed
In
the
Dominion.
In
addition
Canada
imports
about
3,0O0,o5o
pounds
of
atrawlerriea
annually.
cricketers
are
jubilant
the
who
Aus
visits
ing
English
Cricket
taara
in
that
I
the
advantage
at
the
end
4
of
the
country.
He
is
said
to
be
one
of
4
third
period
so
ten
minutes
over-
h.t
U.t
hnwlar.
in
KnlnH
The
first
seven
wickets
were
taken
by
Larwood,
four
of
which
were
bowled.
When
the
sixth
H
wicket
fell
for
only
42
runs
there
.
was
a
tumult
of
cheering
from
The
Anyox
Basketball
League
tne
eleven
thousand
people
who
wl
I
oien
with
three
games
to-
wntrhH
th
m.th
nelliillv-i
inlgh
The
first
will
be
an
in-,aii
of
whom
were
Auatraliaivs.
i
termediate
fixture
between
the
That
was
in
the
morninf.
Hear-'
Rlnkydinks
and
the
High
School.
inK
of
tnH
feat
MIM
mn
thotl.
inerearter
the
Beach
Ladies
will
Mnd
pt..,ie
Kathered
to
watch
In
perjI)cfeated.Mboi
Teaai
or
Fourth
lehgage-,
the
Mine
girls
and
in
the
tne
afti
rnoon.
Straight
.Win;
St.
Georte'a
Indies
Beat
C.
N.
IL
wipd-up
the
Mechanics
will
do
battle
against
the
Mine's
best.
As
I
the
Mine
will
play
all
their
Orange
Tdiej
retained
th!f
arr3efJ
?
t?1e.bi?
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l!laadehlp.oftheUdieS'secUonpf'?een
fram7
"e
Kat
thtfjKratenil
Inrght
by
winning
C
to
3
over
the'
-
.
I
6
Moose
Ladies.
The
Orange.Ladles
The.
Anyox
Community
League's!
have.
not
sustained
a
defeat
so
far!
J?ym.
as
it
stands
is
paid
far..
PU.
Per
this
season.
Ih
the
second
fix-1
To
date
it
has
entailed
an
exnen-l
0
4
0
10
4
0
.18
4
tur
last
evening,
St.
George's'dlture'
of
0
Ladles
won
6
to
4
over
Canadianlthis
sum
the
1
Nattdnal.
;
nettetT-.$204
and
CRIB
LEAGUE
GAMES
PLAYED
Cold
.Storage
LeaJing
With
P.
It.
Held
Following
Clte
lows
M
A
M
M
account
cleared
the
building
of
'
"Uh
",rL
Modr
"T"?"
other
'debts.
The
council
is
now
rt8;j
studying
means
of
equipping
the
New
Empress
8,
P.
Rupert
Hotel
19.
C.
N,
OeeratiRg
IS,
C.
N,
Mechanic
12.
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Eagles
1$,
K.
of
Columbus.
1(5.
Moose
11,
Cold
Storage
10?
Grotto
14,
Orange
Lodge
II,
Canadian
Lssjioo
IS,
Native
Sons
of
Canada
It.
England
la
worryintf
over
tho
matter
of
betting
on
haifo
.and
dog
races.
Thm
has
Han
peror
al
dissatisfaction
for
a
long
(I
me
over
the
old.
fashion
lmokmaker
and
now
they
have
turned,
.to
the
pari-mutuel
or
to
ta
Ilia
tor.
The
difficulty
ia
to
find
a
machine
that
is
correct
in
its
calculations.
Various
devices
have
been,
experimented
with
and
it
is
probable
that
before
long
a
degree
of
exactitude
will
be
reached
which
is
aatiefastary
to
both
pnt-
frons
and
ofwmtan.
Around'
ThWorW
With
Sport-Fans
.
((Ujr
Tb
Trauii
The
University
of
Alberta
is
playing
the
University"
of
C.
C.
'
at
Vancouver
t))is
afternoon
in
the
first
of
a
.two
game
series
under
rugby
ruleej
Audrey
Griffin
still
remains.,
as
she
has
been
for
many
years,
Victoria's
star
lady
swimmer.
At
a
recent
water
gala
in
the
Crystal
Garden
she
won
the
50
yards
British
Columbia
championship
and
also
the
Canadian
title
for
Canada
over
a
500
yards
course
Says
the
Toronto
Globe
sports
ditoi
:
Since
Jack
Delaney
went
nto
eclipue
and
Jimmy
McLarnin
uis
been
somewhat
inactive,
Can-da
has
not
had
a
championship
threat
above
the
divisions
:
resented
by
Rocco
.and:iBeknger.
Now
Mickey
Gill
of
'Vancouver,
a
fellow-townsman
of
McLarnin.
is
making
his
bid
for
flyweight
'honors.
When
he
and
McLarnin
were
youngsters
in
British
Columbia
he
was
beaten
three
times
by
"Baby
Face."
but
he
developed
rapidly
and
has
whipped
most
of
the
title
contenders.
Gill
is
now
living
in
Detroit,
where
he
is
a-waiting
matches
with
Rocco
and
Genaro.
This
has
been
the
third
year
In
succession
in
which
Frenchmen
have
'won
all
the
singles
tennis
championship
In
France,
Eng
land
and
America,
and
the
second
in
which
they
have
'won
the
Davis
Cup.
Certainly
nl
unprejudiced
j
person
can
say
that
they
have
not
i
deserved
their
suaceeses
they
have
worked
very
hard
iwdeed
for
them,
and
nothing
quite
like
their
"team
spirit"
has'
ever
been
known
in
the
annals
of
the
yame.
An
member
of
a
French
team
puts
fthe
success
of
his
country
before
.his
"own
persona)
success;
and,
though
he
naturally
does
his
very
best
to
win
his
own
individual
matches,
counts
a
loss
as
nothing
so
long
as
his
team
is
successful.
France
has
been
extremely
fortunate
in
finding
fbur
men
like
Borotra,
Lacoste,
Cochet
and
Brugnon,
between
whom
there
has
never
been
the
faintest
shadow
of
personal
jealousy.
Their
good-fellowship
one
to
another
has
been
the
bono!
that
has
made
them
the
great
team
that
they
are;
and
In
the
extremely
improbable
event
of
none
of
them
ever
winning
another
championship.
solve
their
country
fa-
W-wurt,
Ki.i,,.i...
...ous
as
long
as
the
game
lasts.
W.
.Mitchell,
!'!;
H.
Meiaies,
Ninth-.
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MISS
DOHA
VIRTUE
.
itU-orge
White.
,
!s.
Curvtqh,
Na'i-.-
j
Montreal
gnlfer.
who
wss
the
last
,
Canadian
girl
i,
tie
eliminated
i
trom
the
Wnmen's
National
Golf'
tChampionshipK
at
Hot
Hprings.
uhich
Wiis
won
by
Miss
Collett.
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IN
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BASKETBALL1
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HASKETHALL
COHEILS
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(Senior
Ianue)
j.
Johnson.
Rincolith.
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Mitchell,
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Club
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Club
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to
Tom
Kelsey.
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Club
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Sankey.
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Simpson
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Simpson
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write,
to
Wke
this
oppcrt
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my
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Wood'i
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