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BILLIARD
FIXTURES
,
FOR
WEEK
ARE
YET
ews
and
Views
.In
he
World
of
Sport
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B
TlASEnAT.T.
PITCHER.
IS
UNDERTAKER
AND
ACTOR
Waite
Hoyt.
Yankees'
oitcher.
also
undertaker
in
the
off-season,
being
"made
up"
by
his
partner.
Fred
Coots,
song
writer,
for
their
vaudeville
turn
at
Proctor's
New
York.
GOLF
PROFESSIONAL
AT
JASPER
MARRIES,
i
GOES
TO
JAMAICA!
SPORT
CHAT
Now
that
Dido
Gurvich
has
re-
.
.
turned
home
from
Bellingham
WINNIPEG.
Nov
24.-Jimmy
where
he
acquitted
himself
credit-Rimmer,
professional
of
the
Jas-
ab,y
,B
fl
number
of
during
per
Park
Lodge
golf
course
and
the
t
few
week-
intere8t
professional
champion
of
Western
Kianiag
to
warm
up
aKaln
in
Canada,
was
marned,
on
Wednes-
the
loca,
Rame
There
,g
jtday
Jasper
to
Miss
Elizabeth
ulk
of
g
bout
about
December
Cray
of
Jasper,
Alberta.
Mr.
and
ttn
Dido
and
Alf
Harding
Mm.
Rlmmer
Win-
passed
through
wjth
Bert
M
a8
promoter.
Mk8
today
enrouU
to
Kingston.
-
A
d
8emi.windup
lg
8UKRe8ted
f
U
Constant
mfmionl
new
Jim
the
port
Slmp.
ing
enlarged
to
18
holes
under
the
Gurvich
c0,d
Jn
Septembcr.
Two
direction
of
of
Stanley
Thompson
9Uch
t
h
,d
b
omhing
w.ii
.un.
tU,--
tart
for
an
attracUve.
bl
Iier
tor
me
summer
season.
r
j
The
members
of
the
Prince
George
tennis
club
met
recently
at
the
residence
of
Mrs.
C.
P,
Deykln
to
take
part
In
the
presen-
IU
Dt
LUMrLLlCJJ
L
Hornsby.
The
terms
of
tht
.Wilson
competition
called
for
the
With
four
names
now
nlaved.
winning
of
the
cup
for
threeH
Cold
Storage
is
leading
Grand
years
in
succession
before
it
be
Terminals
726
to
663
in
this
week's
came
the
absolute
property
of
the
second
division
billiard
fixture.
'winner.
This
very
difficult
con-The
four
games
so
far
played
havedition
Mr.
Hornsby
met
during
resulted
as
follows:
,
the
past
season
when
he
complet-
J.
Hillmaa
(Cold
Storage).
200;
ied
the
third
winning
of
the
cup.
W.
Mitchell
(Grand
Terminals)
176.
W.
Bailey
200,
C.
V.
Young-man
88.
C.
Baptlft
192.
W.
II.
Jarman
200.
G.
Kravse
188,
John
Bulger
200.
J.
Campbell
vs.
Ben
Se'f
have
yet
to
play,
while
there
is
an
outstanding
game
Ale-x
,Murray
Canadian
Legion)
vs.
C.
P..8laao
(Grand
Terminals)
ih
'
this
week's
first
division
fixtare.
Passengers
sailing
last
night
on
the
Princess
Royal
for
the
south
included
Ikum
Miwa,
Fong
Sule
Yung
and
James
F..
Young,
for
Vancouver;
A.
J.
Galland,
for
0
i
an
Falls,
and
John
Mclnnis
f.
v"r
tm-iH.
Short
of
Breath
Smothering
Feelings
Choking
Sensation
Mrs.
II.
Dy,
Dartmouth,
N.S
writes:
"For
over
a
venr
1
tu
troublmi
with
smotheriiiK
siwIIr
and
nhortamt
of
breath,
and
it
was
unixMibW-
fur
nw
to
walk,
rven
a
frhnrt
(Iminnir,
t
ruisr
of
the
choking
MOkation
which
followed.
After
trying
many
treatments,
in
vain,
I
at
laxt
iln
iili-.l
t,.
tr
anil
in
a
"urprumiely
nhurt
time
they
did
ute
much
noor'
'
Price
fiOr
pur
box
at
all
dniKKkta.or
dealers,
or
nailed
direct
on
reoektt
of
pii.t
l,v
The
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Ltd.,
Torouto,
Out.
ihe
cup
is
a
very
massive
one
and
was
donated
to
the
tennis
club
several
years
ago
by
Henry
Wilson.
The
presentation
was
made
by
Mrs.
C.
P.
Deykin
on
behalf
of
the
club
members.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
league.
Division
1
Arsenal
2,
Aston
Villa
V.
Birmingham
S.
Durnley
6.
,
Blackburn
1.
Leicester
"CHy
1.
Bolton
4.
Westham
1.
Derby
County
3,
Leeds
4.
Everton
1.
Bury
0.
Iluddersfield
6.
Sheffield
1.
Manchester
City
1.
Cardiff
1.
Portsmouth
0.
Newcastle
1.
Sheffield
Wednesday
3,
Liverpool
2.
Sunderland,
5,
Manchester
1.
Kngliwh
league.
Division
2
Uarnsley
2,
Hull
City
2.
Blackpool
3,
Millwall
0.
Bradford
4,
Wolverhampton
1.
Bristol
City
2,
Tottenham
1.
Chelsea
S,
Portvale
8.
Clapton
8,
Mlddlesboro
0
.
Grimsby
2,
Southampton
1.
Notts
Forest
1,
Reading
2.
Stoke
City
1,
Oldham
1.
Swansea
1,
Notts
County
0.
West
Dromwich
1,
Preston
1.
Scottish
League
Division
1
Clyde
2.
Itangera
3.
('owdenbeath
4,
Dundee
2.
Falkirk
4.
Itaith
Rovers
1.
Hamilton
8,
Queens
Park
3.
Hibernians
2,
Ayr
2.
Kilmarnock
3,
Hearts
2.
Partick
3.
Aberdeen
2.
St.
Johnstone
1.
Airdries
0.
St,.
Jriirren
8,
Motherwell
3.
Third
Lanark
Q,
Celtic
2.
Drill
Team
Gave
Maple
Leafs
Close
Ran
Losing
Only
by
One
Point
at
Basketball
Last
Night
The
Maple
Leafs
defeated
the
Drill
Team
by
the
nar-'
row
margin
of
12-11
in
last
evening's
Ladies'
League
bas
ketball
fixture
in
the
exhibition
building.
The
large
crowd
of
fans
were
kept
in
constant
excitement
as
each
team
took
possession
of
the
ball.
From
toss-up
to
final
time
the
game
was
fast
and
clean.
Nellie
Gurvich
opened
the
Bcor-
I
ing
a
few
minutes
after
the
game
began
and
Lillian
Lowe
followed
with
another
basket
immediately
afterwards.
Helen
ilmm
scored
a
long
shot'
from
centre,
putting
the
Drill
'sumed
the
Kincolith
boy
found
Team
in
the
lead.
May
N'ess
soon
.tiff
onnnaition
The
ram.,
hiip.nno
(equalized
the
score
with
a
nice
a
ding-dong
affair,
both
Uims
shot,
from
a
difficult
angle.
Laura
having
possession
of
the
ball,
Frizzell
the
Drill
Team
in
the
!
put
payd
a
fust,
apm
jrame
until
lead
again
with
a
shot
from
under
thp
end
with
KineoHth
lridlrig
;
the
basket
which
was
pracodt'd
by
34.92.
Itween
Helen
Simm.
Cith
Irvine1
KlncoUth
Pt.
and
Laura
Friuell.
At
the
end
of
T.
Stewart
1
the
first
quarter
the
score
stood
AHa
...............
0
fi-4
In
fnvor
of
the
Drill
Team.
Sue
0.
Stdwfcft
1
Boddie
tied
the
score
on
a
pass
Total
T
VtA'V-.
Senior
league
12
.11-
l!
0!
1
K'incolith
defeated
the
Native
Sens
of
Canada
34-22
in
a
fast
and
furious
game,
Kincolith
played
a
J.
Johnstone
.
...14
from
Julia
Walters.
Lillian
Lowe
noirn
...........
scored
a
penalty
shot
which
put
,
M.
TriaiWe
3
the
Maple
Leafs
into
the
lead,
j
Both
teams
took
numerous
shots1
ToaI
........34
ing.
Ihe
nan
ended
witn
tne
rwa,,
nunA
9
Maple
Leafs
leading
76.
With
.-..v.
iVvjv
n
the
beginning
of
the
third
quar-
Ernie
Rat,nfoni
4
ter
May
Ness
scored
again
on
a
VJc
fen,tM
.
'
nice
pass
from
Sue
Boddie.
Eve-
gp!r0
(jurvkh
3
lyn
March
scored
on
a
throw
In
jnke
rjudlnlch
0
from
Ella
Steen.
Vera
Smith:
'
scored
a
penalty
shot
from
a
techl-l
Total
22
cal
fouul.
Lillian
Lowe
scored
a
:
H
lc5k
vuilluiiiaLivii
ainc
icbiuicu
34-21
Maple
Leafs.
The
last
period
be
gan
with
a
regular
barrage
at
the
basket
by
both
teams,
keeping
the
spectators
in
suspense
as
to
when
a
basket
would
be
made.
Cath
Irvine
made
a
pretty
basket
during
a
melee
of
players.
The
game
ended
without
further
score,
the
Mnple
Leafs
winning
12-11.
This
is
the
third
game
in
which
the
Maple
Leafs
have
won
by
one
point
The
girls
are
certainly
Kagl
C.
N
R.
ft.
9omm..
.........
7
2
B.
McKay
5
-
A.
Styles
7
9tG.
Hornton
0
Pts.
Per
,
Loie
Aatoria
.
.
.'.
2
1
Total
Colts
Junior
League
anori
iwotb,
nunc
uic
....
,.
.
,
.
Sons
tried
many
long
passes
which
R.
Nelson
r
2
Jim
MeNulty
2
D.'
Walters
,0
T.
BMsanich
.W
2
N.
(Turvlca.
tal
IVr
3
0
1
'3'
1
2
r-
at
the
basket,
but
without
scor-
Mntit,
cu-is
Pts
Per
nice
field
basket
when
checked
hard.
Laura
Frizzell
made
a
pen-!
alty
shot.
Ench
team
was
playing
Intermediate
League
10
The
Eagles
dfeated
the
C.
N.
playing
a
wonderful
game
of
bas-
Fred
Dingwell
in
a
well
played
game.
Z
C
ZrPZliZ
The
first
half
was
quite
exciting
At
the
end
of
the
third
period
he
Qne
team
and
then
the
score
read
12-9
Jn
favor
of,
the,
.
r.
ketball
and
the
large
number
of
Erf
Dingwell
0
spectators
'
were
thoroughly
W.
Murray
4
pleased
with
the
brand
played
last
Yl.
McDonald
evening.
Maple
Leafs
Pts,
Lillian
Lowe
5
May
Ness
4
Sue
Doddle
t
Julia
Walters
0
Vera
.Smith
1
Total
Drill
Tertm
Cath
Irvine
..............
2
Laura
Frizzell
..........
S
Nellie
Gurvieh
2
Evelyn
Marth
.
v..
;...
2
Ella
Steen
0
Helen
Simm
2
Per
2
3
0
ii
f
hnvs
o
aA
imnttfvi
n
it
otDQ
M
1
1
V
scored
two
baskets
to
the
U
.
(
R.'s
one.
IJts.,
Per
.10
M.
McCaHam
17
Elmer
Smith
0
ToUl
0
2!
3
1.
0,
.34
8
PU.
Per
.21
8
1
0
1
;
The
High
School
defeated
the
ICofts
16-8
in
a
hard
played
game,
j
'Tfee
High
(School
boys
were
a
7
tffUle
better
in
the
shooting.
Both
teams
had
about
an
equal
number
I
of
shots
at
the
basket
during
the
game.
The
Junior
Doys
are-snowing
improvement
in
every
game
and
a
few
of
them
will
beeome
intermediates
soon
if
they
show
were
easily
intercepted.
The
boya
from
Klncdlith
have
evidently
re-
High
School
Pts.
Per.
covered
their
shootjng
form
since
w.
Johnstone
3
their
game
with
Port
Simpson,
j,
Bryant
4
T.
Stewart
and
J.
Johnstone
were
making
baskets
with
deadly
ac
curacy.
The
Native
Sons
played
a
fast
combination
game
also,wit
fell
down
in
their
shooting.
They
had
many
shots
from
almost
un
derneath
the
basket,
but
were
unable
to
score.
Dido
Gurvich
made
hh
appearance
with
the
Sons,
which
will
no
doubt
add
strength
to
that
team
when
Dido
gets
into
1
1
f
.
TMJ
tslr
J.
Comadina
2
Ted
Smith
0
R.
SmithwaUe
W.
Bacon
0
Ttal
1C
hnt
tit
uknnt.l
fii,
W
The
Pts.
Per,
Uil
III
limn;
I'm",
uu.
...
.
.
,aW-v
1
,!M
Dig
has
fallen
down
since
last
sea-:
R.
B.
Skinner
offielf
UmI
a
ref-son.
With
practice
hemay
onceer
in
nil
garaea
assisted
by
Rob-more
become
a
dangerous
player,
ert
Sankey.
Oke
Jackson,
official
At
half
time
the
score
was
12-15
storekeeper;
Joe
Scott
and
Doug
In
favor
of
K'incolith.
With
the
Frinzell
timekeepers
and
F.
W.
beginning
of
the
second
half
Kin-
Allen
on
the
door.
The
atten-eollth
began
scoring
at
will.
The
dance
is
improving
every
basket-Native
Sons
called
time
out
and,
ball
night.
There
were
about
one
during
the
two
minutes
rest
set-
hundred
and
twenty-five
basket-tied'
down,
and
when
play
re-
ball
fans
present
last
evening.
FIRST
ROUND
OF
ENGLISH
SOCCER
CUP
LONDON,
Nov.
24,-VThe
first
"
WJf
WSV
IllilUVf
IM(S
aiiaj
.
.
.
a
.
a
and
showed
up
well
in
passing.
,round
of
he
?"'!"
cer
cup
Both
team,
missed
many
shots
at'"e"
was
p,,ed
today
results
beln
fo,low9:
the
basket
during
both
halfs.
It
was
a
clean
and
hard
fought
game
Snennymoor
United
5,
Jlartle-
from
the
start.
At
half
time
the
Pool
2.
score
was
12-12,
but
the
Eagles
Wrexham
0,
Carlisle
1.
got
away
in
the
second
half
and
wtgan
2,
Ashton
0
:i
'
Chesterfield
3.
Rochdale
2.
Gainsborough
3,
Crewe
Alexandra
1.
;
'
;
Shlrebrook
2.
Mansfield
4.
Tranmere
2,
Rotherham
Uniteil
1.
Darlington
3,
Newbrjghton
0.
Grantham
1.
Rhyl
Athletic
0.
Ann
Field
1,
Southport
4.
Accrington2,
South
Shields
1.
.
Lancaster
I,
Lincoln
City
3.
Bradford
City
4,
Doncaster
1.
York,
City
0.
Barrow
1.
Norwich
R.
M.
1,
Scarborough
2.
-
Stockport
1,
Halifax
0.
GllUngham
0,
Torquay
0.
1.
Yeoyll
and
Peters
1,
Plymouth
Poole
1,
Bournemouth
4,.
Brnntford
4,
Brighton
and'
Rove
Guilford
4,
Queens
Park,
2
Marthyr
4,
Dulwich
2.
Norwich
City
6,
Woking
0.
Bristol
Rovers
2,
Welllngboro
1.
Peterboro
and
Fleettoh
6,
Charlton
2.
Crystal
Palace
2,
Kettering
0.
Sittingbourne
2,
Southam
1.
Northfleet
5.
Illf6rd
2.
Exeter
City
C,
Barkington
0.
Coventry
City
1,
Fulhanv4.
Luton
Town
5,
Southend
Unltod
1.
COAST
HOCKEY
Seattle
5,
Portland
2.
A
Mass
of
Sores
No
Sleep-Unhappy
Days
-Tttf
.
m
n.
..,w
....
and
chHt
wr
II.
rtw
kt.f,
Kbit
ft
Ulr
rtlltvtd.
Thru
botli
..lira.
IT
&Mla
nia
mr
mr
ran.
ran,
th.um
f
I
al
Ikankrul'ts
h.r.
tw
aiit
akout
Jillta
R.
Cl.wer,
Kalawna,
H.
C.
whr
ot
if
a
d.
p.
wiu
tl.ytfV.r
C1M
k"1
"
Ma.
'lt-kl
!
la
la.
W.
4.
.MttJlTClltOV,
DkOdtllsr.
"IMES
LTD.
A
large
crowd
attended
a
whist
,
drive
and
dance
which
wits
held
by
!
the
Moose
Ledge
last
night,
the
affair
being
both
successful
and.
enjoyable.
Whist
playing
oc-
upied-the
early
part
'of
the
eve
ning,
after
which
refreshments'
were
served
with
dancing
follow
ing.
The
HacKworth
i
nw
wiiii-re
ai
wmw
Ladies'
first.
-Mrs.
E.
J.
Larve:
ladies'
second,
Mrs.
William
Sherman.
Jr.;
third,
Mrs.
Pritchsrd;
men's
first.
Jack
Judge;
second,
Harry
Scott;
third.
N.
Mussallem.
D.
C.
Schubert
was
convener
and
master
of
ceremonies,
other
members
of
the
committee
in
charge
being
ted
Morvik.
O.
A.
Franks.
Percy
Cameron,
B.
XI.
Simpson,
W.
Lamb,
Sam
Hauden-chlld,
A.
G.
Bartlett,
C.
R.
Biggnrt
and
Ed.
Saxon.
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EUROPEAN
HORSEMEN
ARRIVE
FOR
INTERNATIONAL
MEET
Wherever
there
are
horses
is
home
to
this
group
ol
(unious
international
equestrian
senting
the
countries
of
Germany,
Poland.
Belguim,
Holland
and
Italy,
they
are
showi
corned
by
Mayor
Walker
of
New
York
on
their
arrival
to
compete
lor
the
intenutti
nr
.,!
Jumping
trophy.
SUCCESSFUL
WHIST
:
SARANAC
WINNER
OF
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
NOVEMBER
HANDI
Utrge
Crowd
Attended
Function
ljt
Evening
Under
Auspicen
of
Mooko
Lodge
MANCHESTER,
N"-
Ji.
anac
won
the
Novrmi..-i
..
here
today.
Norwi-t
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iond
and
Nestoriuti
thmi
l
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horses
started.
COMMISSIONER
WILL
ENQUIRE
INTO
PROBLEM
OF
SEfTLEMENTLYRu
VICTORIA.
Soi
orchestra
'Gaddee
of
Kikwn.i
w
made
Its
debut
to
the
public
and
lappointed
eommlfM":
played
excellent
music.
!
Pabltc
Emiulries
A
t
(complete
complete
MHiuirv
enquiry
in
j
mna
imniiiiraiiuii
iBritrsh
Columbia.
Forwad
girls
ure
ward
in
their
stuilu'
Annojlnr
Bladder
Weakness
of
Old
Air
Krllr
r
V
SANTA
I.
MIDI
Sold
ht
Al
iwn:
J5.
TRAVEL
EXPERIENCED
travellers
use
Travel-lers
Cheques.
They
ore
as
good
as
cosh
anywhere,
and
far
safer.
Before
going
away,
buy
Travellers'
Cheques
at
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
und
ovoid
worry
while
travelling.
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
Prince
Rupert
Branch
inj
F.
E.
Robertson,
Monagff