N
BADINTONAT
J
LOCAL
COURTS
Hobx1
Twiir.s
Win
fit
ttacli
(';
Wteii
1.0-n.E.
KvaU
,Cat(lK
"T-iin.TT-.-
.!
.
m
LI.
I
11
won
tne
mixta
aouDies
ana
me
ladies'
doubles,
the
Cathedral
taking
the
men's
doubles.
In
the
game
between
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
and
the
Regiment:
Fnan(c
Russell
and
Mrs.
Shad-well
beat
S.
D.
Johnston
-and
Mrs
Wilsn
15-7,
15-7.
Mrs.
Bryant'
and
liti,
Palmer
beat
Mrs.
McMordie
tad
Mrs.
'
"'
Kvitt
15-7.
15-8.
!
V.
Mijcaefl
and
Umbie
beat
C.
Youngman
and
Alex,
llix
,
15-14,
14-15.
15-4.
In
the
I.
O.
D.
E.
versus
Cathedral
Club:
Mrs.
Iing
and
Mrs.
Limey
15-5,
15-8.
Mrs.
Self
and
Bob
Stuart
(I.
O.
I).
E.)
beat
Miss
Cross
and
I!
rami
15-4,
15-8.
ELKS'
CAHI)
DRVE
f:
At
the
weekly
tournament
held
by
tfee
Elks'
Lodge
last
night,
Mrs,
C.
E.
Gulick
won
the
bridge
prize
and
('.
It.
Biggart
honors
at
whist.
mThe
"Spirit"
of
the
ews
and
Views
In
The
World
of
SECOND
DIVISION'-'"
BILLIARDS
CLOSE
Cold
Storage
Heals
Grotto
by
Score
of
026
to
921;
Final
Games
Last
Night
j
La.it
week's
second
division
billiard,
fixture
was
completed
last
;
nighj','
resulting
in
an
aggregate
...nr
0-R
tn
O'M
In
favor
of
the
The
city
badrmnton
tourna-
,.
ovw
the
Grotto.
miit
aeries
continued
last
night
Amua
acoreg
for
tne
tourna.
on
the
courts
of
the
Prince
Bup-
foow8:
ment
were
a9
ert
$idminton
club
when
the
A
'.
McLachla'n
(Grotto),
161
;
home
beat
the
Regiment
m
-team
j
mman
(Cold
storage),
200.
men's
1
doubles,
ladies
doubles
and,
'j
Dceley,
17G;
W.
lJaillie,
200.:
mixed
dotroles,
and
on
the
I.
O.
D.
w
R
williscroft,
200;
J.
Camp-
H.
courts
wnen
me
nome
team
bell,
138.
-George
Howe,
200;
G.
Bai-
,tie,
188.
S.
D.
Macdonald,
ninig
from
the
north.
184;
G.
Kreuae.
200.
MtjLachlan
made
the
high
break
of
W.
Cold
Storage
8
2815
938
Grotjo
4
570
8931
J,
H(Uan
(CS)
3
590
197
C.
Baptie
(CS)
:
3
588
19G
;
W.
Bailey
(CS)
3
im
ii
III.
M.
McLachlan
(G)
4
761
190
S.
I).
MacDenald
(G)
4
752
188
;J.
Beealey
(G)
4
719
180
G.Howe
(G)
4
707
177
W.
E.
WIlHscroft
(G)
3
530
177
J.
Campbell
(CS)
....
2
S8
1C9
tt.
Kraus
(CS)
2
334
1G7
(I.
O.
D.
E.)
beat
Miss
Cross
and
;
,
Miaa
Ellett
15-9.
13-15,
15-10.
j
W1iam
SIcFarlane.
well
known
Hlnton
and
Clync
(Cathedral)
Ace
Afm
pptor.
arrived
in
beat
Darton
and
Norrington
5-15,
.
,
..
c
.
,
thi
,
The
weekly
meeting
last
night
of
the
Salvation
Army
Young
People's
Legion
took
the
form
of
a
girl's
sewing
le.
It
is
plan?,
ned
to
give
instruction
at
the
fu
ure
meetings
of
the
Legion
In
various
subjects
such
as
First
ti
Hti
(tf'VSOMK
F00T!(AU,.ENT1IUSIAST
Boy:
"What's
the
matter?"
Q
'ALT
all
Brother:
"Don't
want
to
play
the
ball's
too
big
"Hfaks
il
I
get
me
knees
muddy!"
v
Victoria
Takes
First
Game
of
Series
in
Vancouver
Against
E'ery
;
Aid.
Act
vities
to
interest
the
b
yictor,a,
but
a
setback
was
given
to
the
local
fans
when
"Big
Parade"
at
Capitol
tonight.
1
"Big
Parade"
at
Capitol
tonight,
bne-goal
margin.
Three
Musketeers
By
the
golden
baldric
of
Porthos
.
.
.
by
die
gleaming
sword
of
Athos
,
...
by
the
grace
of
Aramis
.
.
.
the
brave
old
days
in
France
.
.
.
days
when
every
gentleman
adventurer
had
faith
in
his
star
.
.
.
and
the
Three
Stars
of
the
Three
Musketeers
blazed
brightest
of
all.
THREE
STAR
NEW
RULES!
HOCKEY
GAME
times
be
kept
in
motion.
A
ide
in
possession
of
the
puck
in
Its
own
defence
area
(i.e.
the
area
between
the
end
of
the
rink
and
th,e
line
marked
across
the
ice
CO
feet
from
the
line
of
the
defended
goal)
shall
I
the
Qubs
from
the
Island
forged
ahead,
winning
by
a
teams
changed
ends
and
immedi
ESSY
BRANDY
Bottled
at
Cognac,
France
Tliiii
ttdveitigement
M
not
published
or
dlsjdnyed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
I..
i
SPORT
CHAT
The
regular
weekly
shoot
of
the
a!
i,
nit
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
V
olunteer
Reserve
was
held
ht'adquartera
last
night.
Stan-iinifs
of
Navy
marksmen
will
-oon
be
announced.
i
I
The
two
faM.
moving
native'
i
s
-Kincollth
and
Port
Simp-nn
will
meet
In
the
Senior
Bas-!l:ill
Ieagtie
tonight.
This
is
t
ir;inie
that
fans
have
been
keen-y
awaiting
and,
no
doubt,
it
will
have
a
large
attendance.
Plenty
f
spirit
is
expected
in
the
meet-ing.
Should
Klncolith
win,
they
will
have
a
good
hold
on
the
'
.una
leadership.
Should
Simp-sun
come
out
victorious
the
two
t
I'tive
aggregationa
will
be
tied
for
honors.
Naval
Jleserve
and
U
gh
School,
who
are
tied
for
'he
leadership
will
take
on
Big
Four
and
Eaglet
respectively
in
lie
Intermediate
League.
1
The
Smithera
Curling
Club
Is.
preparing
for
an
active
season
of
Prt.
and
at
the
annual
meeting
axt
week
it
was
decided
to
make
;
;
number
of
improvements
at
the
j
iiink,
including
the
laying
of
at
new
roof
of
a
leas
temjwrary
con-j
-trurtion.
The
entire
1928
slate,
of
officers
were
re-elected
fori
innthot
l.rm
qnd
with
tVlo
flinils'
f
the
association
in
satisfactory
condition
and
the
novices
of
last
year
already
displaying
an
eager-i.i'sx
to
go
into
action
with
the
eterana.
the
interior
curlers
should
enjoy
a
aueceaaful
winter
of
sport.
G.
W.
Druggy,
well
known
Alice
Arm
merchant,
Ia
n
passenger
aboard
the
Catala
today
going
through
to
Vancouver
wliere
he
will
spend
the
-winter.
-
J
The
grain
movement
tn
the
port
continues
steadily.
Railway
offices
this
morning
reported
three
hundred
cars
welt
of
Jasper
Park
bound
here.
O.
A.
Woodland,
loenl
agent
of
the
Imperial
Oil
Co-
returned
to
the
cltv
on
the
Catala
today
from
a
briet
busineM
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart.
Sport
Player
Must
"Not
Stall"
and
Ten
(ld
.Storage
leading
With
I'.
It
Minuteji'Overllmeiin
I
"del
rollowinx
Cae
of
Tie
"
alwavs
advance
the
nuck
toward
..r.&WrA.XlM(U
W
the
opposing
goal,
except
If
it
shall
K.
of
Columbus
101
be
prevented
trom
so
doing
by
Grotto
,
.jj
.
...
.
.
.
99
players
of
the
opposing
side.
A
N-
S'nft.W
-
98
Lions
in
Professional
Hockey
jJffi'JrsS
pass
the
puck
rf
season
play
was
good.
Victoria
threatened
with
three
piayer
was
given
the
penalty."
men:
rushes,
while
most
of
the
Vancouver
rushes
were
Another
new
rule
was
in
force
S0l6
affairs.
a
the
opening
Thursday
night.
'l
This
deals
with
overtime
play.
The
first
period
Was
Without
SCOre.
The
LlonS
SCOred
Heretofore,
if
the
score
was
tied
C'lo.e
MONTBKAU
Nov.
20.
In
an
Prince
Kuper!
Ci
ibbae
Ieagut-effort
to
preved.
(.tailing
for
time
'results
last
night
were
as
follows:
6y
a
team
which
is
shorthanded.
P-
Rupert
Hotel
19
by
te
team
which
is
shorthanded,
New
Empreaa
.(
18
the
National
Hockey
League
has
Cold
Storage
10
this
year
introduced
a
new
rule
de-
Canadian
Legion
15
signed
to
eliminate
as
far
as
pos-
C.
N.
OpTatIng
,
15
sible
this
"evil,"
as
it
is
called
by
K.
of
Columbut
15
many
followers
of
the
game.
Grotto
14
The
so-called
anti-stalllng
rule
Orange
.Ixxlge
13
entered
In
the
new
rule
book
Is
a
Eagiea
........
.
.,.
...........
12
follows:
"The
puck
must
at
all
C.
'tf.
McMics
12
N.
Sons
of
Canada
12
Moose
.'.
.
Cold
Store
1-05
e
fifCA
Vst
itmunn
iivii
....
j
.
Imma
r'-
tie
into
Ms
defence
area
for
the
purpose
of
de-
t.
N.
Operating
90
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
20.
The
Victoria
Cubs
defeated
Z'tZT
ntSZ-
5
the
Vancouver
Lions
in
the
onenincr
eame
last
nitrht
of
the
thu
mtp
h
t.
minor
nnaitv
New
Bnirea
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League,
the
score
being
four
goals
to
th
lant
player
to
touchthe
to
three.
Considering:
it
was
the
openine
contest
of
the
i?l,ku7!ltruciiffclnfuLi
C.
N.
Mechanics
BASKETBALL
LEAGUE
STANDING
TODAY
.three
goals
to
two
in
the
second
period
and
Vancouver
at
the
end
of
the
regular
time,
the
Port
Simpaoi
'Knrlrpis
wara
Tiilnrinue
rtvisr
thn
nrnhahilitv
nfviot
nrv
Rv.
teams
took
a
breather
and
re-
Kincollth
i
citemeilt
rose
to
fever
heights
when
the
score
was
evened
:
!l
TT.
i
t.
i
'lt
1
A
-
XI-
-
1
1
1
ately
went
at
It
again.
At
the
end
Xaple
Leaf
of
another
five
minutes,
If
no
goal;
Drill
Team,.
84
Senior
League
P
W
L
...2
2
0
...2
11
sumed
play
until
one
team
had
Playera
Club
3
1
2
scored.
If
no
uch
score
resulted
Native
Sons
3
1
2
at
the
end
of
five
minutes
the:
Ljttffo
league
P
W
L
...
3
0
11
I
1'ia.i
S4
105
8P
103
86
lOf
90
91
91
95
99
99
100
103
105
99
98
95'
91
90
90
80
86
84
Pt
4
2
O
I
I
2
Pt
r.
...3
0
3
0
was
scored,
it
was
caiieu
a
araw.
:
intermediate
The
new
ruling
is:
"If
at
thej
-p
y
I,
pt
end
of
the
three
20-minue
periods
High
School
.
2202
the
score
shall
be
tied,
ends
shall
U.
C.
N.
V.
It.
...
2
2
0
be
changvd,
the
puck
shall
be
Toe
H.
.
.
XT
.
.
.TTf
.
"
9
1
1
faced
at
centre
Ice
and
play
shall
Eagles
2
1
1
be
continued
for
an
extra
period
Q.
N.
II
."..j
0
8
of
10
minutes.
If
the
score
Is
tied
nig.
Ftir
,U
J
0
2
at
the
end
of
such
extra
period
the
Junior
League
game
shall
be
called
a
draw."
j
P
W
L
Pt
High
School
.......
8
2
14
"Big
Parade"
at
Capitol
tonight.
Colts
8
1
2
2
i
S
'
1
This
advertisement
ii
j
a!-lisbed
or
dlsplayea
Ij
ct
Liquor
Control
Board
a
t;
the
Government
of
Uiiil-i
f
'nlumhls
Tw
Mofitreal
tcr
ttie
hlMorie
Delonmr
the
Mtnt
Royal
course
-ring-Vill
not
be
c:
;
ummer.
Both
will
be
ful.;i
into
building
lots.
Mouc
i
.is
owned
by
the
Iki
i
Jockey
Club.
It
is
-ftarka
have
shown
pttv
fiit
for
several
seasc--wiH
be
quite
enough
ra
r
in
Montreal
without
the
.
are
to
shut
down.
at
frieti
1.
TV
'
-oAetv
ded