IN
This
advertisement
U
not
published
or
displayea
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
t
fUls
Columbia
IN
i
COLD
STORAGE
Suns
of
Canada
Second
and
P.
Hotel
Third
in
Criblmge
League
Standing
League
Table
W
L
Cold
Storage
89
W
N.
Sons
of
Canada
.
.
86
76
P.
Rupert
Hotel
84
78
Moose
83
.79
f'-inarlian
Iiirion
....
80
82
Eagles
77
85
C.
N.
Operating
75
87
Grotto
!
85
77
C.
N.
Mechanics
....
72
90
K
of
Columbus
86
76
R.
,
Prince
Uuierl
Cribbage
league
results
Tuesday
niht
were
an
follows:
sitin.'
12.
Rupert
Hotel
11.
Eaglaa
Ic-
i
043
"
"
'
"
C.
N.
Mechanics
0,
Mooao
18.
!
Native
Sons
of
tUanaaa,
ioki
,
Stofofe.
s
Canadian
legion
13,
New
Em-
press
14.
;
Grotto
bus
IS.
12,
Knlghta
of
Colum-
Pts
89
86
84
8:1
80
New
Empress
78
84
78
nruniro
Jvf
T7
85
77
77
75
85
GROTTO
LEADING
IN
BILLIARD
TOURNEY
1
Four
of
the
five
games
in
the
first
division
billiard
tournament
,
last
night
were
nlayed.
Grotto
winging
all
but
one
frojn
the
I
Canadian
Legion.
The
score
so
far.
with
the
one
game
between
M.
M.
MeLail
and
Aid.
G.
P.
HealdinxerdseNo.18
Spread
lep
pi
Brtnf
the
head
forciblf
over
towards
on
kneo.
Sit
tip
in
first
position
and
bend
over
toward
othr.kno.!a
Krpeat
from
ten
to
thirty
time.
m&J?
.
m
m
wit
ta
077
to
907
in
favor
of
the
Grotto.
High
breads
featured
last
night's
games.
Andy
Donald
turning
in
a
run
of
G7
while
Art
Easoh
made
43
and
Marcus
Andrews
35.
The
jndlvdual
scores
were
as
follows?
A.
A,.
Kasson
(Grotto),
327,
S.
J'.
McMy.nlie
(Canadian
Legion),
Fr.
Stephens,
250;
Alex
Mur-
ray,
247.
Don
Drown.
250;
J.
Andrews,
Donald,
250;
M.
Andrews,
RADIO
PROGRAM
FOR
THE
WEEK
KPO.
KFI.
8.30
p.m.
Half
Hour
with
Max
Dolln
and
Chan.
H.
Gabriel,
jr.,
yet
to
be
played,
stands
at
KHQ
KGO,
KFI.
71
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HEALTH
UNDERWEAR
1J
Kincolth
Beat
Players'
Club
in
Closdy
Contested
Basketball
total.
1
M.
mil
,Mitchii
Gome
on
Tuesday
Evening
Kincoiith
tinental
Program,
KHQ,
KOMO,
fi
Stewart
C
KCJW,
KGO,
KM.
?
A,Ian
..v...
0
8.00
p.m.
General"
Indepen-c
i0bertfon
10
dents,
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO.
,
JnhnRi
27
Trimble
3
Total
52
1
Players
Club
Bill
Larobie
2
Eddie
Smith
ft
1
Poll
Howard
5
4
Geo.
Mitchell
10
1
Tom
Kfclsey
3
0
Art
Phillips
,
0
0
,
Total
,
34
it
intermediate
league
Th
n
r.
v
v
n
nivH
,im
i
:
H-e3
Mackenzie
:t.Knaw
Oet
Dyer
Total
Toe
ll.
J.
Underwood
,,......,
,Frcd
Burdett
IrdiHe
Smith
Ilatehford
4S.
Cufrie
Eddle
Smith
.
Pt
Pa
T.
Hughes
p
uiu
wratnail
2
Ceo.
Hills
4
Doug.
Stalker
0
Geo.
Hill
2
Total
Pt
Pa
C
0
5
0
11
0
0
0
Oke
Jackson,
storekeeper;
u
1
It
m
III
9
w.
Allan,
doorkeeper;
uert
wai
ters,
timekeeper:
R.
IJ.
Skinner.
Pt
Te
re'frt
oug-
Friiiell,
umpire.
11
0
2
2i
..
7
i
Frank
Morrisson
,
2
W.
(MHaaan
:.--
0
T.
Smith
0
'J.
Morris
0
Total
11
Pt
Pe
4
i)
2
BILLIARD
TIME
Si
0
0
1.
3!
Eaglcx
vh
Dig
Four
In
an
exciting
second
Inter-1
mediate
game
the
Eagles
took!
wings
and
vacated
the
cellar
position
to
the
Big,
Four
when
they,
defeated
thm
27-22.
The
Eagle
J
playing
as
the
supposed
underdogs,
surprised
the.
Big
Four
team
and
played
a
fast
combination
.
1
.
game.
The
Big
Four
team
reuen
,
on
many
long
passes
but
the
Eagles
were
able
to
intercept
j
many
such
passes
and
convert
1
them
into
points
for
themselves
The
Eagle
team
ahewed
vast
Im-j
prrivement
over
their
first
appearance
and
should
be
among
the
leaders
of
the
Intermediate
tLettjrue.
Although
Dig
Four
seem
,to
have
a
strong
team
on
lnipw.
they
do
not
appear
that
wuy
an
TABLES
ISSUED
rIKMT
DIVISION
NOVZMBCA
17
a
rot
t
a
v
Orand
Terminals,
w"
"C
nnumiiK
111c
umu
v.
Morotfo
V.
Oiud
Termlnala
a
lot
of
praetlce
since
their
first
"
game
were
able
to
defeat
Toe
H.
"
-
24-11.
The
boys
from
the
Naval
Reserve
will
be
a
hard
tram
to
beat
before
the
season
is
ended
f.they
continue
to
Improve
iik
y
bave
during
the
last
wWk,
life
Toe
11.
boys
were
very
weak
n
handling
the
ball
and
many
mistakes
were
made
when
a
wejl
fkught
ball
might
htae
meant
atljasket.
This
fault
should
be
edHy
remedied
as
tbe
bojs
Kfejn
to
be
anxious
to
learn
the
gfigie
vv
-.
R.!(l!N.
W
W
;v
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A
Pt
Pe
McDonabiW...,,'.
2
3
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1
2
ierce
4
1
1
1
1
1
m
1
m
Boulter
0
BASKETBALL
TIMETABLE
November
-20
Senior,
Klnco-'
Uth
v
Port
impson;
Intermed
in
1
iate'
RfK
Fotir
m
Naval
Reserve.
1
l
1
11
m
11
1.
rnnj
u
1
1
Kincoiith
defeated
the
Players
Club
52-34
in
a
hanl-;nigh
schon
v
Kagiea.
i'oilght
senior
basketball
game
Tuesday
evening
in
the
Ex-1
November
23
Senior.
Native
aibition
building.
Wonderful
combination
was
played
by
in
of
Canada
vs
Kincoiith;
in-
both
teams
and
it
was
only
the
shooting
that
made
such
a
,
tfered!nlf
'
c:
N:
I:
v"
difference
in
the
score.
The
Kincoiith
boys
missed
very
ljuS
few
shots
at
the
basket,
while
the
Players
Club
seemed
colts.
to
lack
the
necessary
accuracy.
J.
Johnson,
for
Kincoiith,
Noember
27
Senior.
Players
I
with
a
score
of
27
to
his
credit,
played
a
hard
game,
and,!Ciui
v
Port
simp-on;
mtermed-
with
his
accurate
one-hand
shots,
while
being
heavilv
ijf1'
,N"'
J1"1
VH
II,Kh
jchecked
was
a
skillfulplayer
to
watch.
C.
Robertson,
also
j
FZ!
Native
of
Kincoiith,
played
a
nice
game,
.Son.
of
Canada
vs
Port
Simpson.
aconntf
id
points,
twin
tnese
the
floor.
Perhaps
It
is
the
ImK
t.t.m..
Wa
Four
v.
C
N
players
ave
the
guards
of
the
0f
practice
or
too
muah
Individ-
RjUdlea,'
Mapie
Laafe
v
Dril
imiriumj
i
oyers
ciuu
piemy
oi
warrr
i
uai
playing.
Unlets
tMjr
remedy
Teiin.
Junior
Hiirh
School
6.00
p.m.
Seiberling
Transcon-:
ing
the
game.
Although
the
Play-
this
fault
they
will
be
occupying
Colta.
tinental
Program,
KHQ,
KOMO,
era
Club
was
on
the
short
end
of.
the
cellar
alone,
as
team
worki
Dtbflr
4
Center,
Players
KlJW.
KGt)f
KFI.
the
score,
their
combination
plays.
gives
better
results
thft
Individ-
club
i
vTlnneolith;
Intermediate,
7.3D
iarn.
Standard
Symphony
j
were
worked
to
perfection,
but!ual
playing:
Etjrlea
va
Naval
Rtwerre,
High
HourVKJIQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO,'
their
shooting
eyes
seemed
to
have
Eagles
School
Va
Toe
II.
KF1.
i
left
them
during
the
last
half
of
Pt
Pe
December
7
Senior,
Native
8.30
p
m.
Memory
Lane.
KGW.
the
game.
The
Players
Club
took
II.
McCallum
9
3
KGO.
I
the
lead
at
the
start
of
the
game.
'E.
Dingwell
,..
C
0
9.00
p.m.Correct
Time,
KHQ,
with
a
series
of
combination
plays
B.
McDonald
7
-lKOMO,
KC.W,
KGO,
KPO.
jand
good
shots.
At
half
time
the
Klmer
Smith
0
.
1
1
It
:
A
I
I...
.
11
f
1
ll
V"
1
f
.
f
I
A
86
J.JU
p.m.
laweii
iiouae
iro-:cure
sioou
o-io
in
iavor
ui
ine
imiw
vmrviin
u
pram,
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO.
Players
'Club.
With
the
begin.;
Fred
Dlugwell
5
KPO,
KFI
.
HX0O
p.m.
The
KFI,
KPO,
11.00
.p.m.
The
KPO.
Four
nut
of
Five
Games
In
first,
Friday
Division
Fixture
Played
j
5.35
p.m.
Land
O'Health,
KHQ
Last
Eveninu
KOMO,
KGW,
KGp.
COO
p.m.
Wrigler
Transcon
nlng
of
the
second
half,
Kincoiith
W.
Murray
Trocaderans,
took
a
determined
stapd
and,
with
j
.
wonderful
passing
and
shooting,,
Trcaderans,
they
were
able
to
overcome
the
i
ilead
and
continued
to
add
to
their
E.
Total
IC
Four
,
0
.'S7
3
4
0
2
1
10
Sobs
of
Canada
vs
Players
Club
Iiterrdiai,
C.
N.
R,
va
Nava
Reserve
;
Indies,'
Maple
Iaf
v-Drill
Team;
Junior.
High
School
vs
Colta.
Deeeraber
11
Senior.
Klnro
11th
vs
Port
Slmpaon;
Intarme'
kte.
Toe
H.
vs
Yf,
1
Four
va
HHth
School.
ItASKirrilAI.I.
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STANDINGS
'Senior
League
V
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Part
Simpson
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Sons
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Club
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Big
Four
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C.
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