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TWO
RUGGED
BATTLE
i
WITH
THE
PUCK
Cubs
and
Buckaroos
Divide
Points'atViclorlay
Last,
Night
J
VICTORIA.
Dec.
19.
The
Cubs
and
Portland
Buckaroos
divided
points
fvte
Pacific
boast
hockey
game
here
last
night.
Although
ten
minutes
overtime
wa
pJayed
the
teams
failed
to
settle
:he
arg-.imer.'
,md
tiif
game
ended
two-all.
1;
was
a
rugged
battle
with
an
assortmeat
oi
medioert',
'h
illing
and
hair
raising
hockey.
The
seeond
period,
in
which
the
Cubs
evened
their
score
with
their
second
tally,
produced
the
finest
hockey
seen
here
this
reason,
both
teams
setting
and
maintaining
.i
whirlwind
pace
through
out.
Plenty
of
heavy
checking
injected
in
the
play.
The
Cubs
cored
their
first
goal
in
the
first
period
and
the
Buckaroos
their
two.
J.
A.
Macdonald,
provincial
government
auditor.
Victoria,
who.
is
making
an
inspection
tour
of
the
government
offices
throughout
the
province,
has
arrived
in
the
city
and
is
at
the
government
office
here.
MHISTMAS
In
Attractive
Holiday
Wrappings
PLAYERS
Cigarettes
"The
universal
favourites"
"It's
the
T6bTo
that
Counts"
In
tins
of'SO'W
100
TURRET
Cigarettes
"Mad
and
fragrant"
Popular
"because
of
quality
In
tint
of
SO
and
100
i
;
TES
WINCHESTER
"the
mild
blended"
Cigarettes
4
packages
of
20
cigarettes
in
a
special
Ch'r)tmi
cart
oh
VICEROY
ClgmlteS-'BlenJed
for
Mildness
CORK
TIPPED
or
Plain
Ends
Cartons
of
200.
Holiday
wrapped.
-
PIPE
TOBACCOS
OLD
CHUM
"The
Tobacco
of
Quality
The
big
favourjjevftth
pipe
smokers
H-lbr
tins
La
Preferencia
"They
certainly
are
good
cigars'"
In
boxes
of
12
and
25
PICCADILLY
"A
famous
Smoking
Mixture"
.
Pipe
tobacco
i
at
1
its
very.best
'
In
half-pound
glass
jars
WHITE
OWL
"A
cigar
of
outstanding
popularity
and
value''
Boxes
of
12
and
25
ROBERT
BURNS
"The
best
Cigars
in
Canada"
"PANETELAS"
In
boxes
of
10,
25
and
50
"INVINCIBLES"
-
foil
wrapped
Boies
of
10
and
25
OGDEN'S
v
Cut
Plug
mQootsweet,
In
lflb.
tins
BLACKSTONE
"that
food
cigar"
which
so
many
smokers
prefer
Boxes
of
10
and
25
STONEWALL
JACKSON
"The
most
popular
cigar
in
its
class"
Boxes
of
10,
25
and
50
On
Sale
by
all
Tobacco
Dealers
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SPORT
CHAT
High
school
girls'
and
beys'
basketball
teams
are
to
be
busyj
during
the
forthcoming
Christ-
mas
and'
"New
Year
holiday
fort-i
night?
The
girls
are
to
nuke
a
'
trip
to
Aayox.
under
the
leader
ship
of
Miss
Mills,
to
play
two
games
a
ad
the
Anyox
girls
will
tome
here
for
two
games
a
i
series
which
should
prove
inter-j
esting
to
ail
the
fans
of
the
hoop'
game
fn
town.
Tbe
boys
are
to
go,
to.
Terrace
and
Umithers,
and,
possibly,
return
matches
will
later
be
played
here.
'
Santevitch.
Passaic,
N.J
heavyweight,
was
one
of
the
most
crestfallen
boxers
in
firtiana
i
last
week.
He
floored
George
Genus,
veteran
Philadelphia
war
'
horse,
three
times
in
the
first
round
of
their
boot
at
Newark)
and
was
all
set
to
let
the
finish-j
ing
haymaker
go
when
Genua
J
brought
one
up
from
hit
shoestrings
and
knocked
out
Sank-ovitch
The
latter
was
unconsci-ous
for
two
irmutes.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(Br
The
Tramp)
That
battle
at
the
Amateur
Athletic
Union
of
Cauda
annual
meeting
at
Port
Arthur
and
tbe
subsequent
armistice
will
be
ben
eficial
to
amateur
sport
throughout
Canada.
Dirty
linen
has
been
washed
and
washed
not
behind
closed
doors,
but
out
in
the
open,
and
flung
to
the
breeze
to
dry.
If
there
has
been
rancor
and
acrimony
it
has
all
been
)
laundered
out
let
as
hope,
and
I
a
better
understanding
arrived
at
I
all
arand.
There
is
nothing
to
be
gained
by
nursing
grievances
I
in
sch'n
organisation
as
the
A.
A.
U.
of
C.
The
whole
trouble
t
seemed
to
centre
around
tbe
pro-;
test
entered
over
the
defeat
of
j
Fanny
Rosenfeld
by
Betty
Robin-1
I
son,
a
representative
of
the
U.
9.
1
j)n
the
broad'
principle
of
good
,
spoftsraasuhJp
it
is
inadvisable
to
f
protest
when
beaten,
but
there
I
are
-.extenuating
circumstances
at
'time,
and
when
one
feds
that
I
there
hats
been
deliberate
discrimination
it
i
notunwise,
for'
the
good
of
sport
itself,
to
:n..k.
j
objection
in
the
prescribed
and
'
sportsmanlike
way.
But
the
mat
ter
of
that
protest
only
served
t"
drag
other
more
trivial
matt,
i
into
the
discussion,
and
tl'
whole
unfortunate
int
i
.
t.
gathered
momentum,
as
it
"
until
the
final
blow-oft
at
I'.
;
I
Arthur.
There
if
no
lubt
th
I
tbe
debate
at
tbe
annual
meet
n
jwfll
serve
to
clear
the
Mtm
Inhere,
and
prove
generally
her
-eflcMl.
Judge
Jackson
of
Ltti
!
bridge,
ex-president
of
t
he
A
A
U.
of
C,
was
the
inf
.ence.
a
chairman
of
the
"I'ei
Confer
Ught
,.!oUt
tie
tor
s
Uiement
Cicero
said
it
nicel
hen
he
opined
thai
"in
honor
ble
deal
'
j
,'ag
you
should
consider
what
yoi
!
'
intended,
not
what
you
said
oi
j
thought"
Professor
T.
It.
Lou
I
i
don
of
tbe
ifniversity
of
Toronto.
'
h
sportsman
of
long
standing,
wa.-
j
nanhnouerf
elected
to
the
presidency,
and
may
be
relied
upon
to
i
serve
the
amateur
sportsmen
of
Canada
carefully,
enthusiastically
and
to
jrood
purpose.
,
ORANGE
LADIES
SUSTAIN
DEFEAT
First
Hair
of
Schedule
of
I-adies
Whist
League
Is
Concluded
The
defeat
of
tbe
Orange
Ladle.
for
the
first
time
this
season
mark
ed
the
concluding
game
laet
night
the
ItCii.hnlf
of
the
schedule
or
the
TWTOf
section
of
the
Frat
ernal-
Whist
League.
St.
Geo-
geV
Ladles
were
winners
6
to
3
over
tne
L.
O.
B.
A
.
Moose
Lh
dies'
defeated
C.
N.
It.
6
to
in
the
other
game
last
evening.
Play
will
be
resumed
after
the
New
YeRr.
Following
are
the
standings:
W
Orange
Ladies
5
St.
George's
3
L
1
S
4
Moose
....2
4
2
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