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Native
Sorif
Beat
Port
Simpson
In
Exciting
Basketball
Game
at
the
Exhibition
Hall
Last
Night
Biff,
Four
hs&Jrom
.
N.
Maple
Leafs
From
Drill
.i.
and!
High.
School
Over
Colts
.
t
i
The
Native
Sons
of
Canada
quintette
inflicted
the
first
defteat
of
the
season
upon
the
Port
Simpson
aggregation
in
tost
evening's
senior
basketball
game.
By
taking
advantage
of
the
re-bound
from
attempted
shots
at
the
basket,
the
Sons
w
ere
able
to
be
on
the
long
end
of
the
38-24
score.
The
game
opened
at
a
lightning-fast
pace,
with
both
teams
having
excellent
combination.
Many
attempts
wen
made
to
score
but
without
sue-
-v
cess.
After
play
had
besniiififf'
Ratehford
.
scored
on
Budioich'a
T
ress
for
a
few
minutes,
"the
Sons
Ion
pans
from
the
ether
end
of
optnod
the
storing
through
S.
the
floor.
Mstbers
made
Simp-
Gurvich
on
a
nice
pass
from
H.
son's
last
basket
on
White's
throw
Menziea.
Spiro
followed
with
an-
in.
Spiro
oored
on
Ratchford's
other
basket,
shooting
from
the
pass
as
the
whistle
went
for
full
side
line
at
a
difficult
angle.
Bob.
time.
Sankey
scored
on
H.
Menzies'
foul.
,
Dido
Gurvich
was
the
pick
of
Dido
Gurvich
scored
on
another
jjthe
Son
and
it
was
largel)
rebound.
Sankey
scored
after
a
through
Iris
knack
at
reeeivint
bit
of
very
fast
passing
with
Alex-
the
rebound
that
gave
the
Son;
cee.
Alexcee
put
the
Port
Simp-
such
a
large
lead
in
the
secorv
son
team
into
the
lead
with
a
half.
pretty
basket
on
a
long
pass
from
!
Both
teams
played
the
brant
Mathers
with
the
score
9-8.
Tha
larwia
tuimtm
nf
ana
be-
came
very
excited
at
this
point
of
the
game
and
were
loudly
giv-
ing
their
support
to
their
favor
-
ite
team.
Dido
found
the
,
again
from
another
rebound.
Geo.
White
scored
on
Budinich's
foul.
tieing
the
score
10-10.
The
Nat-
ive
Sons
called
tine
out
at
tins
stage
of
the
game.
With
the
re-
r.f
u,.
k,v
,.nwi
,,.t.U
t
AA
..r41ur
nninta
to
their
score.
With
only
a
nrin-
ute
of
the
first
half
left,
Alexcee,
Sankey
and
Mifthers
executed
and
Akxeeed
supporters,
Spiro
took
a
long
shot
at
tt
dshci
wi
isiiea.
Dido
again
scored
on
the
rebound.
As
haif
time
was
sounded,
both
teams
were
aganr
-r"3
H-lt.
-
In
the
first
seven
minutes
of
the
second
half
tbtf-Matrfe'
Soiir0-
WhH
were
more
deadly
the
basket
mis
aeaa
an
rahnirartt-
imi
as
nm
pass
from
H.
JtenfleE
Spiro
sank
a
long
one
fron
centre.
Harry
Menzies
made
a
hard
shot
from
the
corner
bringing
the
Sobs
score
22-12.
Simpson
called
time
out
in
an
effort
to
evolve
stale
remedy
for
the
situation
and
as
play
resnsned.
they
scored
twice
in
quick
succession.
Alexcee
coring
both
baskets
one
fromn-
lrv'ne
"
anoiner
point
the
centre
of
the
floor
and
onejwn
a
fouL
Just
before
the
oa
Musgrave's
pass.
II.
Mensies
Quarter
ended
Vera
Smith
scored
scored
on
White's
foul.
H.
Men-
nr
l"18
'
UWhr
Loue.
xies
twisted
his
knee
during
a
Mx
NeM
ored
in
the
second
melee
of
players
an4
waarelacd
by
Ernie
Ratehford.
taring
the
next
couple
of
asi4ek'ty
be-
cane
a
bit
rough
and
fj.(per-
sonal
fouls
were
eoUed
and
scor-
ed.
the
Native
Sons
scot-ins
three
rni'trtn1
and
f'nnjrn
tvj
.
laie,teii'ca'
fou
one
of
the
Mapl
scored
on
Banked
MtM'
m9
ras
failing
to
report
to
followed
with
a
long,
shot
and
scored
tnakinc
the
score
26-22
in
the
Sons'
favor.
During
the
re-
mainder
of
the
irume
the
Native
Sons
scored
12
points.
Dido
scor-
ing
8.
Two
of
his
baskets
were
made
with
the
help
of
Ratehford
a"'i
the
other
two
rebounds.
Was
Bothered
With
Severe
Headaches
Is
Kcl
Troubled
Now
Mrs.
James
Rossiter.
Rirersidft.
"N.B..
writss:-"!
was
tethered
with
stvera
lnlnhes,
for
j-ears,
and
tried
many
different
mrdKinf.
but
to
on
effwt
hie
dny
a
friend
told
me
about
and
after
I
had
taken
three
bottlfs
I
found
it
had
done
me
a
world
of
good.
Now
I
don't
know
what
a
hoadache
is
like.
I
certainty
have
great
faith
la
llurdock
Wood
Bitters.,p
Manufactured
only
by
Ths
T.
Mil-burn
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto,
Ont.
of
basketball
that
the
average
basketball
fan
appreciates,
tha
'
combination,
quick
shoot
j
B
tmng,
except
for
th
minutes
during
which
mos
,
of
the
ronal
fwls
were
called
fWr
elennjjnwe,
Al
their
were
2f
persona
foul
moat
of
them
were
unavoid
W
both
teams
dtaptefed
gee
sportsmanship
thmwboot
th.
game
.
The
teams
were:
Native
Sods
rts.
Per
Dido
Gurvich
.
.
.
22
1
Spiro
Gurvich
.
.
.
11
2
Vic
Mensies
0
1
Mike
Budinkh
.
I;
e
S
3
2
craie
naicMora
2
1
Total
.......
88
12
Port
Simpson
Pts.
Per
Robert
Sankey
........
6
1
Pete
Alexce
v.-i.
..
16
0
RnsseH
Mathers
2
1
1
3
Dave
Musgrave
0
4
Rrcant
.
.
0
1
v
n.
Total
..4....
34
10
Ladle'
league
The
Maple
Leafs
defeated
the
Drill
Team
in
a
well
played
game.
The
Maple
Leafs
had
the
better
of
the
play
in
the
second
half,
the
first
half
being
very
even
Evelyn
March
opened
.the
scoring
for
the
Drill
Team
on
a
fool.
garter
on
a
pass
from
V.
Smith,
C4
Irv'lD
mod
equallised
with
shot
from
the
side.
The
h1
ended
with
the
score
tie
4-4.
with
the
betdnniBK
of
the
second
Cath
Irvine
scored
on
a
referee.
Lillian
Lowe
i
dribblwl
the
ball
from
the
centre
of
tn
floor
the
JIaple
Leafs
xt
score.
Ida
lioddie
receded
P
fron
Vera
Smith
and
ad
dd
another
two
points
to
the
MaP'
k'
wtore
L.
I.owe
1
90
Penalty
shot.
E.
Match
seored
after
a
nice
pass
from
II.
Sims.
Ida
Doddie
again
1
scored
after
a
niee
dribble.
The
iarae
ended
with
the
Maple
i
Leafs
leading
11-7.
The
Maple
j
Leafs
played
a
nice
cemW
nation
..
1
j
j
1
n.
,"",,,,K
tt
,mru
"u
r.
ation
ware
net
&wre
of
their
passes
The
teams
were:
Maple
Leafs
Pts.
Per.
Lillian
Lowe
3
May
Ness
2
Margaret
Gilchrist
0
Ida
Ikxhlie
4
Julia
Walters
.
.
0
Total
11
1
Drill
Team
"
.Pts-Ter.
Laura
Prizicll
0
1
jbvelyn
March
.....,..
3
'Cath
Irvine
...
4
lEIIa
Steen
0
Helen
Simm
0
'
Total
7
Intermediate
League
Big
Four
defeated
the
0.
N.
R.
A
RUGBY
ENTHUSIAST
N,
TS.
.
i'
-f.
WIFE
(during
half-time
period)
:
"It
will
be
nicer
for
you
next
half,
won't
it,
George?
They'll
be
throwing
you
into
the
two
dollar
enclosure
and
not
among
the
cheap
crowd."
London
Opinion
McLarnin's
Star
Walloper
Ended
Dramatically
Detroit
ailed
to
Answer
the
Bell
Bruised
for
Five
Miller
of
.
DETROIT,
Dec.
1.
The
knockout
reign
of
Jimmy
McLarnin,
the
baby-faced
walloper
from
Vancouver,
B.'C,
"ended
dramatically
here
last
night,
when
Ray
Miller
of
Chicago
technically
knocked
him
out
in
the
seventh
round
of
a
scheduled
10-round
bout.
McLarnin,
foremost
challenger
for
the
world's
light
weight
title,
bloody
and
groggy,
was
battered
savagely
for
five
rounds
and
then
failed
to
answer
the
bell
when
it
clanged
for
the
start
of
the
eighth
round.
He
sat
in
his
corner
while
his
seconds
tossed
the
towel
into
the
ring
as
a
token
of
defeat.
20-14
in
a
hard
fought
game.
During
the
first
half
the
C.
N.
R.
boys
did
not
seem
to
be
able
to
check
Dig
Feour
successfully.
The
first
half
ended
with
Big
Four
leading
18-2.
With
the
be-fJ.
McNutty
1
ginning
of
the
second
half,
tbeiM.
Gurries
8
C.
N.
R.
made
three
baskets
in
quick
succession
and
seemed
to
take
an
extra
interest
in
the
game
and
be
gas
to
play
harder.
The
C.
N.
R.
boys
outscored
the
Rig
Four
in
the
second
half
by
one
point
Ernie
Ratehford
was
nigh
scorer
for
Big
Four,
making
15
points.
Fred
Cameron
scored
7
points
for
the.U
N.
R.
The
teams
weref
.
,
v.
.
Dig
Peur-Eddie
IHa.
Per.
Smith
...
7
1
Ernie
Ratehford
IS
2
Doug
Stalker
.
0
t
J.
Currie
0
Geo.
Hill
-
e
35
T.
Hughes
e
0
W.
Wrathall
4
Total
6
8
C.
N.
R.
Pis.
Per.
Fred
Cameron
T
II.
Sommers
1
A
Styles
4
II.
I
lorn
ton
'.
...
Q
Tom
Fraser
2
II.
Scaterball
0
Total
14
Junior
Lcacue
High
School
defeated
the
Colt!1
Son
in
a
very
interesting
Jnntor
League
game.
The
Celts
were
out
to
win
the
game
and
started
out
as
If
if
be
defeated.
wa
im
possible.
At
the
end
ot
the
first
half
the
score
was
G-4
in
favor
of
the
Colts.
During
the
second
half
the
High
School
boys
took
a
determined
stand;
and
were
Colts
and
scored
8
points
while
the
Colts
scored
only
2.
W.
John-
rour
ston
opened
the
scoring
for
their8'
lti.-u
ci
1
j
t
tr.v..w
the
Colts.
The
teams
were:
High
School
Pts.
Per.
W.
Johnston
G
O
Bryant
t
Career
As
After
Beiner
Battered
,
and
Rounds
by
Ray
Chicago
I
;
1
'
!
1
J.
Comadiaa
4
)E.
Smitfi
0
0
,W.
Bacon
6
1
Total
.
12
4
Certs-
Fta.
Per.
1
ft!
?!
C.
Nelson
2
A.
Walters
X
0:
fT.
Buaaanieh
t
V
Total
8
R.
B.
Skinner
rsforeed
the
'Senior.
Ladies
and
Intermediate
,
League
gaaea
assisted
by
Ernie
Anderson
and
IkH
Frinell.
Oke
Jackson'
WU
official
scefe-
Iheener
and
Henry
Jackson
-was
,
'timekeeper,
,
F.
W.
Attn
was
on
;
(te
door.
There
were
about
two
,
hundred
and
fifty
Iwstatball
fans
,
in
attendance
and
they
all
left
ftbe
hall
with
the
hnptession
that
'
O'tbe
basketball
played
was
satisfactory
and
exciting.
Ernie
Ratehford
and
Bob
Sankey
refer-,
eed
the
junior
game.
BASKETBALL
LEAGUE
STANDING
TODAY
Senior
League
P
W
L
Ft
fiwrt
Wwpien
1
8
2
4
8
Players'
Club
..
8
Ladles'
League
P
W
L
Pt
Manle
Leaft
C
S
e
10
Drill
Team
5
0
6
0
Intermediate
,P
W
L
Pi
High
School
.4
4
0
8
v.
n.
"
t
Z
4
1
u.
11.
k.
..........
o
0
Junior
League
.
FW
L
Pt
Ulsnh
School
1
8
S
4
2
'
ESKIMOSHELD
THEIR
LEAD
IN
HOCKEY
LEAGUE
Retrieved
Ihe
Game
After
It
Seemed
Lost
and
Won.
la
Overtime
Play
SEATTLE,
Dec.
1.
The
Seattle
Eskimos
hekl
to
their
lead
in
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
in
a.
thrilling
four
to
three
victory
over
the
Victoria
Cubs
last
night,
re
Wieving
the
game
in
tht
third
I
period
after
it
was
looked
upon
as
lost.
With
an
irresistible
rush
I
they
overc
nine
the
handicap,
tied
the
score
in
that
period
and
won
lout
in
less
than
four
minutes
of
(overtime
play
while
they
were
one
man
shy
due
to
a
penalty.
MARK
BATES
OF
NANAIMO
DIES'
SCOTCH
DANCEESHi
NANAIMO,
Dec.
L
Maik
Anniversary
of
Patron
Saint
Cele-Bates
Jr,
secreUry-treasurer
of
brated
Two
Hundred
the
Western
Fue4
Corporation,
i
Present
died
yesterday.
He
was
born!
here
in
1R61.
m..,
..,
i.
.
MAN
INJURED
DURING
Rmmttrr
at
MFXim
wsmms
at
x
sa
a
asMa.svww
MEXICO
CITY.
Dec
1.
A
curious
accident
occurred
at
a
re-
cent
bullfight
here,
in
which
a
spectator
was
seriously
injured,
When
the
matador
endeavored
to
dcive
the
sword
into
the
nape
of'
the
bull's
neck
for
the
kill,
the
animal
hurled
the
weapon
from
him
with
such
force
that
it
sailed
into
the
grandstand,
burying
itself
in
the
body
of
a
spectator.
1
-
f
STOCK
UU0TAT1QNS
(Oeurteiy
o
8.
D.
oolmon
Co-
1X4.)
The
following
quotations
'were
Vd
and
aiked.
?
.
Bayview,
8,
8.
i
a
C.
Silver.
1.2$,
1.40.
V:
Big
Missouri,
GJ,
C3:
Cork
Province,
25,
Nil.
Cotton
Belt.
50.
55.
Duawell,
Nil,
15.
Duthie,
Nil.
85.
George
Copper,
5.75,'
6.00.
Georgia
River.
28,
NIL
Golconda,
774.
7?.
Grandview,
58,
59.
Independence,
NIL
10.
lad
tan,
4,
Nil.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
35..
36.
Kootenay
Florence,
22Qh,
Kootenay
King.
25.
27.
k
&
L.,
6VH.
64.
Lucky
Jim,
25,
26,
Marmot
Metals,
8H.
W.
Marmot.
Riv.
Cold,.
7
1
8"k,
Mohawk,
6V4.
6i.
.
p
:
Morten
Woolsey,
6V4,
Satipnal
Silyer,
16
17.
oble
Five,
50,
Nil.
J
'x
Pend
Oreille,
.12.00,
12.10.
Portvr
Idaho,
CO,
61.
'
Pioneer
2.16,
2.20.
.
Premier,
2.16,
2.20,
Rufua
Argents,
22
Vi,
24.
Silver
Crest.
CVi,
G.
Silverado,
C5.
70
Slocan
King,
38,
34.
Snowflake,
38,
34.
Sim
lock,
2.15,
i0.
Tea-minus,
9,
12.
Topley
RicbfielcU.
47,
48.
Toric,
2.0Qf
2.25.
Wellington,
17,
i74'
(
Whjte
Water.
1.25,
U0.
,
fjlfodWne,
5,
5
,
r
Oils
Dalhoueie,
1.G5,
1.76.
Faljjron,
6,
6V5.
Home,
2.18,
2.15.
MeLeod,
70,
7.50.
BILLIARD
GAME
r
1
!
i-Oaly
one
further
jrme
wail
played
last
night
in
thjs
weeks'
second
division
billiard
fixture,
George
Howe
(Grotto)
losln
t6
C.
L.
Youngman
(Grand
Termln.
aisj
air
a
score
of
190
tn
200
With
three
games
played,
the
to.
tal
for
the
tournament
so
far
standi
at
590
tp
475
in
favor
of
the
Grottp.
LARRY
J2ENT0.N
'
-BENTON
Lr-A'
1
tr
Star
pitcher
of
New
York
Giants
last
season,
.
ST.
ANDREW'S
tendance
at
the
Scotch
dnee
Iheld
in
the
Moose
Hall
last
night
.
i
-
i
a.
a
rLsrr
UIV1T
B
0WIVU
Alt
vT
WHX
W
.
,
.
khe
most
soceeastf.1
isace.
heWjmw,r
,
from
"
for
some
tine,
everyone
enjoying
J
the
old
time
numbers.
Refresh-
Jk
Sharkey
Has
ments
were
served
at
midnight,
ithree
fights
under
-io
md
danciag
was
kept
up
tMI
a.m.
Bach
of
the
gueata
wr
ye-ttineais
have
nv
.
tented
with
a
sorir
of
heather,
a
ec
ted,
but
Ritluoa
:-.
-ift
from
the
"Woekiy
Scotan,
"jaboese
them
from
i.r
Edinburgh.
Rleeney.
Johnny
Risk''
Coramflttees'
ii
charge
estssisted
Ksute
Hansea
and
0
H,
.Steen
(convener).
G.
Scott,
lling.
Rkkard
rlari
C.
Geddea
and
J.
Watson,
assis-
Sharkey
battles
a
lied
!'
otner'meinbers
of
the
clety.
The
music
was
furnished
(that
Rhjkard-
also
r
3
by
J.
Bremner.
J.
McKay,
J.
Watt,!
under
contract
1
rn:
A.
Patoif
and
Mrs.
i.
S.
B1ack,(Derapsey
again
in
ha
uha
wr
aaaiatd
be
J.
Campbell
'or
early
summer
1
'
and
J&s.
Stufgeoq.
Iher
Hugh
Smith
led
the
Gnnd
Msfch
played
sle4ieas
during
the
nlng.
R.
Wiggins
and
Alex.
Mc-Leod
were
on
the
door.
J.
S.
Irvine,
president,
acted
as
master
Ikept
him
on
the
f
of
ceremonies.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
League
Division
I
Aston
Villa
2.
Bvetten
9
N.
Burnley
4.
Portsmouth
1.
Bury
2,
UuddorafJoid
1.
Cardiff
1.
Birmingham
4.
Leeds
G,
Sunderland
3.
Leieetter
1,
Arsenal
1.
Liverpool
8,
Derby
Coanir
6.
Manchester
United
1.
Blackburn
4.
NewcttU
4,
BoUon
1.
-She((f?td
V&6
1,
JlaHister
aty
:
Wtham
8,"The
Vfdndr
2.
'
'
Division
II
Hull
City
2,
Chelsea
2.
Middlesboro
1,
West
Bromwich
1.
Mill
wall
8,
Swansea
2.
Notts
County
8.
Bradford
8.
Oldham
1,
Clapton
1.
Pertvale
1,
Blackpool
0.
Preston
8,
Notts
Forest
1.
Reeding
2,
Bristol
City
1.
Southampton
0,
Stoke
Cit?
0.
Tottenham
2,
Barnsley
0.
Wolverhampton
2,
Grimsby
2.
'Scottish
League,
Division
I
Aberdeen
4,
Hamilton
1.
Airdries,
Hibernians
not
played.
Ayr
1,
Rangers
8.
Celtic
0,
St.
Johnstone
0.
Falkirk
2,
Kilmarnock
2.
Hearts
4.
Third
Lanark
1.
Motfierweins.
Ttowtlen
Death
1.
Partick
2,
St.
Mirran
4.
Queens
VP,
DundecA
Rafth
RovcR
B.
Clyde
0.
Annoying
Bladder
Weakness
of
Old
Age
Haffljr
Itrlkvrd
bj
SANTAL
MIDV
Hold
by
All
ItruiiMa
JPORT
CHAT
'
Prince
George
is
P,)in.
.
,
"
unior
hockey
game,
hr,
he
coming
winter
,.
thf,
a
junior
athletic
UP,V""t
'''
"
'"'
which
was'
organized
rtc-pi
not
miscarry.
The
the
new'
association
tri",
r
n
.
.
.
.
v
unorreii,
presiaent
;
Lr
p
i
Ivko-presluent;
Arnolu
Ar;;;'
secretary-treasurer
The
f.
live
will
Jt
corajioseil
'."
jftcers
Olid
A.
D.
Nubid.
y
",'
'
Hornaby
and
reprfcnt;.t:-.,.'
jthe
EHcji,
Legion
N.u,
UV,
j,
,kers
hockey
teams.
The
new
constitution
i('
1
C.
PMtball
As.s(icutm
,'
h
province
up
n.t,.
'tricts
Vancouver
Im..,,;
Mainland
and
lnut.,,,
,
this
meejis
it
ho;.,
,
the
playoff
systoir
.
problems.
The
.
t;
,
'coming
year
art
a-
:
M.UA.,
Nanaimo;
I
r
.1
,,
pie,
Vancouver;
;.r-i
Plajs.ta,
Vancouver
prosldent,
J.
H
Im
-
.
second
vke-prusiueut
V
Reveistoke;
seewtar-tr..
"
Wintrr
re-tn
Gordon
McKay.
k
.
.
paiAted
by
PrenKi.
;
t
z
iQtertof
aasociatinr
$
WTx
Itickard
du
'season.
The
Boston
So
-
Parting
hi
Januan
r
pesos
of
his
first
U:
and!
and
also
sontiogent
ui
n-.
eve
-
jattemptkf
another
Sharkey
has
fully
rtc
a
training
camp
;r
I
months.
COLD
WEATHER
NORTHERN
B.t
Colder
wethr"
throughout
Nrtlir",
Ltfeft
Yukon
today
the
daily
reporf
ment
Telegraphs,
v
was
U
below
uro
ut
8
t;
lowing
Is
the
rep"r
Prinse
Rupert.
temperature
32.
Haxelton,
part
1
"
v
Smltbers,
cloudy
Burps
Lake,
ckar
n-Terrace,
clear
calm
Rosa
wood,
clear
:,T:
Alyansh,
clear
lm
Anyox.
clear,
caw
Alice
Arm,
dear
-Stewart,
dear
Dawson,
clear
i1
Going
Upstairs
Had
to
Sit
Down
Breath
So
Short
Mrs.
II.
Ilrous"
-H
writ:-"For
nisPt
.
with
bortifs
of
''-..',;Arj-t
and
wm
so
Ud
I
M
-
f
u
&
ot
tbice
tiriK
l
s
u"
I
rtd
sbout
I,
hve
perer
hd
ihortuw
iiorfl."
(
to'
vri
iy
Tit
T.
MilLur"
M
Torouto.
Oct.