PAGE
TWO
TUB
DAILY
NEWS
Mpnday,
Novembi
ews
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
Mm
I!
SWORDFISH
TRYING
TO
GET
LOOSE
FROM
HOOK
Aa
action
snapshot
secured
in
New
Zealand.
These
fish
give
spectacular
displays
in
their
to
win
their
freedom.
Both
Montreal
Hockey
Teams
Beaten
Saturday
Night
when
New
York
and
Toronto
Won
TORONTO,
Nov.
2G.
The
underdogs
in
the
National
Hockey
League
refuse
to
stay
under.
The
New
York
Americans
beat'the
Montreal
Canadiens
at
Montreal
Sat-
Maroons
look
bad
in
the
Queen
City
by
defeating
them
jn
6cqnd
place.
Leading
the
tnlii
nnn
i
c
t
r
rna
U.-Vifri
....
ftwma
i.ujiv.
..-.-.
i
.
sw
"eavj-Ti8igni
usi
is
lommy
Ottawa
antl
Pfltroit
payed
a
one-all
tie
in
the
Automo-i.
bile
City.
i.
'
SPORT
CHAT
Gene
Fowler,
boxing
authority
rates
Knut
Hanson
as
the
best
1928
heavyweight
with
Johnny
Risko,
second,
and
Young
Strib-ling,
third,
always
omitting
Gene
Tunney,
the
retired
champ.
Jaek
Sharkey
he
rates
fourth
and
Paul-
mi
Uzcudun,
fifth.
Mickey
Walker
is
given
the
best
of
the
FOOTBALL
PLAYER
WEDS
SCOITISH
LADY
Pretty
Ceremony
Saturday
Eve-ning
When
Miss
Jean
Smart
and
James
Miller
Ross
Unite
Fortunes
On
Saturday
evening
at
7
p.m.,
11
pretty
wedding
was
solemnized,
Rev.
P.
McAllister
officiating,
vhen
Miss
Jean
Smart,
an
arrival
.A
a
few
days
ago
from
Dalheith,
Scotland,
became
the
bride
of
James
Miller
Ross,
well
known
.ootball.
player
and
employee
of
he
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Stor-:?
Conapany.
The
bridf
looked
very
pretty
in
hite
crepe
de
chine
and
veil
of
white
tulle
and
orange
blossoms
,(ar-i!"-
n
1
nun
net
of
red
rose.
The
bridesmaid
was
Mrs.
Angus
McDonald
in
powder
blue
crepe
de
chine
and
carrying
a
bouquet
of
pink
carnations.
Two
sweet
little
train-bearers
were
Miss
Elizabeth
Wood
and
Miss
Ella
Murray
in
pink
crepe
die
chine
and
carrying
bouquets
bride
and
groom,
who
were
the
recipients
of
many
beautiful
gifts,
will
reside
at
163
Seal
Cove
Circle.
SCORERS
IN
BASKETBALL!
(Senior
League)
C.
Robertson,
Kincolth
28
C.
Manning,
Eagles
.
2t
Mabel--Very
reluctantly,
I
be
lt.
ntcbeii.
i'iayers
Club
.'i.
ZG'rJImer
Smith,
Kagles
&
lieve
P.
Howard,
Player's
Club
....
25
Tom
Kelsey,
Player's
Club
...
25
T-
Stewart.
Kincolith
25
R.
Sankey,
Port
Simpson
H
MaiHorm
I'nrt
Slmnuin
24
23
iuKa
arc;
wmerweigniS,
lOUng
P
A
UrrMt
Pr
3lmn.An
?
r
t.
n
in
x
Chicago
earned
their
first
point
yesterday
by
tying
,
u
,
?
,T
J-
McNulty.
Sons
....
19
Kt&
i
SS
SrS".::::
S
failing
to
break
the
tie.
lightweights,
Sammy
Mandell,
George
White,
Port
Simpson
.
10
New
York
Rangers,
downed
Pittsburgh
at
Madison
Zv
LT
?;
GttrriCLh'
Ntive
Son8
10
Morifan'
"onejrbly
r
r
I
'
m.
Trirabl,
Kincolith
......
9
fiardpn
tmiU
nnthinn-
nnarP
twn
in
square
UaiOen
tWO
goals
tO
notmng.
FInhegan;
bantamweights,
Bishy
Dido
Gurvlch,
Native
Sons
...
9
'
-
--
Graham,
Al
Brown;
feather-
Eddie
Smith.
Plavr'a
'Club
...
fi
:
weights,
Tony
Canzoneri,
Benny
B.
McDonald,
Native
Sons
...
5
UHMTIMr
D
ADTV
imnaer
of
the
B,ue
Navl-
Baas;
flyweights,
liiy
Schwartz,,
H.
McCallum,
Native
Sow.
...
nUllllllU
liliAl
I
!Ft,on
Co-
u-
u-
Gordon,
who
is
t
rankle
Genaro.
V.
Menziet,
Native
Sons
engaged
in
the
wholesale
hard-
EDflM
1
A
mrATllf
UD
wae
&
sporting
goods
business;
1
11U1T1
TiUlbUU
Thll
ami
H.
Rendell
arrived
from
the
are
re
as
as
follows:
follows:
M.
Budinich,
Native
Sons
Events
scheduled
for
the
week
E-
Ratchford,
Native
Sons
.,
!D.
Musjfrate.
Port
Simoson
..
outh
on
the
Catala
yesterday
af-
Mondav
ftnni.rhnF.ik-
Whi-t
W.
Umbie.
Playera
Club
....
nurint.
Men
From
the
South
to
edTnhe
Prince
'
R?J3
Iff.
!.urnameDt
!j
S"WS4hr;
u
?
RnnnH
PU
In
ni
f
.
!
V?
""J.
Crlbbage
League:
L.
n
0.
L.
vs
A.
Cross.
Player's
Club
1
deir'
Birds
on
Islands
7
Z.
.
.
.
UI
BlIe
OODS
VS
J.
ii.l'
niwvmii
Princess,
Captain
Frank
Tyler,
for
Operators;
P.
R.
Hotel
vs
Moose;
the
Queen
Chnrlotte
Islands.
Ac-
r
W
v
Mhanlc.
VB
.
rw
s,,.,.
-k
mm
.
.
.....
.
t'tCVUOlllia
LUI
"throatemy"
-
says
O
0-
Wowifctf
"Vhen
the
nervous
strain
of
stage
work
overtakes
me,I
find
much
pleasure
and
relaxation
in
a
Buckingham
cigarette,
because
it
is
mild
and
is
not
injurious
to
the
vocal
cords."
Norman
I
lack
ctt,
worU-famout
Canadian
actor.
2p
Jter$Lw
I
HOME
TINS
NO
COUPONS
ALL
QUALITY
.
...
,H
fVIV
VVUI
Oft,
V
jiuiiiinc
rAprmuuii,
a
party
oi
hi
v.
i
ne
expeaiiion
is
aue
oacK
na,ii4
t
ancouver
men
consisting
of
on
hriday
and
its
members
...
irvthedral
I
n
Rory
M.
Maitland
of
the
brok-
w1l
sail
that
nlgW
by
te
Car-
PrJn.e
nopert.
0en"
"
inC,r
rCWrn
l
J.
Van":
Tuesday-Basketball:
i
i
V.
m
L
itic.Jtiiiii
u
i
v:uui
l
Mil
le
.I
v
eouver.
v.
K.
vs
League.
Players'
Club
vs
Port
sen-e
vs
High
School,
Big
Four
ts
Toe
H.
Moose
knockout
whist.
Wednesday
First
Division
Billiards:
Grotto
vs
Grand
Terminals.
Thursday
Second
Division
Billiards:
Grotto
vs
Grand
Ter
minals.
Whist
League:
Grotto
vs
Lief
Erickson;
Moose
vs
New
Era-press
Club;
Seal
Cove
vs
St.
George's;
Knights
of
Pythias,
bye.
Friday
Basketball
:
Senior
League,
Native
Sons
of
Canada
Maple
Leafs
vs
Drill
Team;
Junior,
Colts
vs
High
School.
R.
C.
N.
V.
R.
rifle
range.
Evidently
there
was
plenty
of
fun
at
Victoria
rpcpntlv
whn
jVic
Foley,
and
Tommy
Fielding
I
put
on
what
was
meant
to.be
a
(10-rgunS
battle.
There
are,dlf
ferent'oplnfons
of
what
happened.
'There
is
unanimity
In
the
camp
'of
Jack
Allen
at
least.
"They
just
flim-flammed
us
and
that
is
all
there's
to
it,"
is
the
verdict
from
the
Cavalry
Club
crowd.
"The
'wound'
exhibited,
by
Field-ing
could
not
possibly
have
been
made
by
a
boxing
glove,"
one
man
declared,
"It
was
a
two-inch
scratch
nd
no
glove
could
(Indies
League
iMunatorUMaeuinietanaMi-
companylng
the
party
to
the
is-
Grotto
v
Xew
Kmre
CIub.!L.
Ixwe.
Maple
Leafs
15
u
ni-rmw
on
a
goose
ana
quck
lanas
was
nuoert
ward
or
this
Cnnadi.n
ItWnn
v
R.aiM
iMay
NW
Maole
Leafs
14
Retfjnent
Irvine.'
IriU
Team
,TU
r
riizell.
Drill
Team
Helen
Sim,
Drill
Team
Senior
iBue
ddle,
Maple
Lr
.
l.urvich,
Drill
Team
."tViJI-
n.
K'ora
Hmitk
Mania
TMlfa
R.
Manh.
Drill
Team
D.
Morrison.
II.
S.
R.
Sommers.
C.
N.
R.
....
1?
Julia
Wallers,
Maple
Leafs
j.
M.
Thompson,
Maple
Leafs
.
.
.
M.
Gilchrist,
Maple
Leafs
....
(Intcrmediite
League)
II.
Mai.'onald,
II.
S
42
II.
McCallum,
Ragles'
32
J.
Underwood,
Toe
II
28
A.
Cross.
H.
S
25
F.
Dingwell,
Bagles
.25
B.
McDonald,
Bugles
24
G.
How.-,
R.
C.
N.
V.
R
20
Fred
Mi
Donald,
R.C.N.V.R.
..19
E.
DinyrwelL
Eagles
........
19
vs
Port
Simpson;
Intermediate,
!w-
Wrathall.
DlK
Four
;......
17
Big
Four
vs
C.
N.
R.;
Ladies'
iE-
Ratchford,
Big
Four
If
Fddie
Smith.
Toe
II
1
scratch
a
man
In
that
manner."
Then
along
comes
Cic
Gravlin
sports
editor
of
The
Colonist,
and
declares
it
was
very
much
like
tfieMbrk
otja
gloveJndeed.
"Sev
en
reputable
doctors,"
Vic
as
serted,
Vxamined
Tommy
anC
they
wen-
unanimous
in
the
verdict
that
it
could
not
possibly
have
been
anything
but
a
foul
blow
that
caused
the
Injury.
Do
you
suppose
that
men
who
stand
high
in
the
medical
profession
would
stake
their
reputations
on
such
a
thing
if
they
were
not
strictly
on
the
up
and
upT"
ET3
NORWEGIAN
HFAYVWEIOHT
"CONTENDER
W.
Bagshaw.
R.C.N.V.R.
G.
Dyer,
R.
C.
N.
V.
R.
.
.
.
.
B.
Stalker,
H.
S.,
F.
Burdett,
Toe
H.
'..'..).
B.
McKay,
C.
N.
R.
.
.:.
J.
W.
Murray,
Eagles
......
George
Hjlls,
Big
Four
J.
I
of
carnations.
The
groom
was
to
Paulino
Uzcudun,
Spanish
heavyweight.
n,
a
-yUious
supported
by
Alex
Strachan.
-
i
battle
at
Madison
Square"
Garden.
Thfa
Wa-'tMeote
After
the
ceremony
a
reception
Ifessional
debut
on
this
continent.
"
'
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
j
.
Mrs.
Angus
McDonald,
which
was
i
"
"
,
attended
by
many
friends.
The!
A.
Styles,
C.
N.
R
12
M.
Conudina,
C.
N.
R
D.
Stalker,
C.
N.
R
10
Fred
Cameron,
C.
N.
R
2
Eddie
Smith.
Big
Four
10
jF-
Morrison,
Toe
II
2
D.
Stalker.
Big
Four
.'.'
8
i
D-
S0"-
8
2
J.
Pierce.
R.C.N.
V.R.
..........
8,E-
Rrtson.
Big
Foar
2
J.
Harris
Trw
H
9
J-
Scott.
H.
S
2
6!F.
Boulter,
R.
C.
N.
V.
It.
q
w.
coiitnaon,
Toe
II.
!('
1
1
(
n.
i
r
vine,
n.
.
,
.
.
i
V.
.
.
J.
McNulty,
Big
Four
1
Helen
So
ry,i
nw
by's
a
4
Scotchman
J.
Johnaon.
Kincolith
.....
i.
65
Lou
si
Astori,
C.
N.
R.
......
-Ztlierr
How
doe
lie
treat
nmft'BiRviru
1
1.1
'
INBIG
FIGHT
fo-Mcet
Eddie
Mcf.,
Next
Week
and
Im
TrainK
''''Ilard
for
Contest
Peopl
who
thougV
R.
1
vich
cB)b
home
for
a
hi.'uj
mistaken.
He
came
home
I
nd
already
at
it
He
.
1
ing
for
the
biggr
t
f
,
'
of
his
career
to
take
i
!u
on
Tuesday
of
next
wc
i
The
man
who
i$
r
I
is
Eddto
McGo
y
of
.
j
mer
prrng
p
'rtnrr
lone,
a
man
who
foun
!
battles.
He
is
1C2
j
j
rand
a
Worthy
antag
ri
"
"ability.
If
hemak.
-s
;
Otto
Von
Porat,
Norwegian
1Uav
have
e"
-10-round
ieiirfn's
pro-
self
as
a
fighter
cf
The
basement
of
'V
building
has
been
x
temiorary
gymnasium
tommodatlon
of
'uc
the
workouts
will
take
every
evening
at
7
t'
.
WANTED
SIZE
YOt'NGQ
M.K.S.
relates:
'M
W
nleee
was
in
a
a
-
pair
was
being
t
.;
Shewlggled
her
tn
'
nside
them
for
a
rn
hen,'
looking
dubicu-.
:
are
owful
big
I
wear
a
size
sur.s
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