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TWO
Players
CluFTake
Second
Place
in
Basketball
Afler
.
Victory
Over
Native
Sons
Maple
Leafs
A'in
Again
Over;
Drill
Team,
Naval
Reserve
Beats
C.
N.
R.
and
High
School
Defeats
Colts
The
Players
Club
defeated
the
Native
Sons
26-20
in
sensational
game
before
a
large
number
of
basketball
fans
in
the
exhibition
building
last
night.
Both
teams
played
a
very
fast
combination
game
and
played
it
cleanly.
miLd
Very
fe
personal
fouls
were
called,
ch
team
the
basket
often,
and
the
spectators
were
in
constant
excite
-
ment
jneiiL
throuehout
uiruMguuuu
the
tnw
game.
aiuc.
were
executed
with,
speed
players
travelled
at
a
very
high
point
man
for
the
Players
Club
with
15
points.
Smith.
Mitchell
and
Howard
placed,
good
combination
and
their
wdrk
resulted
in
most
of
the
baskets.
Dido
Gurvich
was
high
scorer
for
the
Native
Sons
with
seven
points.
Budinieh,
Frinell
and
Gurvich
worked
nicely
together,
with
Vie
Menxies
playing
a
stellar
game
tif
guard.
The
game
started
with
nice
combination
and
open
plays.
Eaeh
team
had
possession
of
the
ball
many
times
during
the
first
five
minutes
of
the
game.
Doug
Frir-zell
opened
the
scoring
for
the
Native
Sons
on
Howard's
personal
fftnl
llur
shots
i
were
taken
at
Mli
hikti
hnt
witntout
success.
Players'
Club
called
time
out.
Bu
-
diaich
foaled
Mitchell,
who
tied
the
score.
Howard
added
another
1
on
D.
Gurvich's
foul.
Howard
aaV
q
1
ju-i
rr
mh
rf
f
rnm
rant
rp
in
add
a
couple
more
poiata..
,
The
Sons
put
on
a
burst
of
speed
but
could
sot
score.
The
Players'
P.luVi
taUri
time
out
strain.
How
ard
scored
on
a
nice
pass
from
Mitchell.
A
technical
foul
was
called
ob
the
Players1,
Club
be-
at
tfu.ir
reiriuferpH
til
'
Hi
uu
a
v
-
oaUtu?
tram,
the'
Jd-
tin
IKV
Anrvih
roistered
on!
the
free
shot.
Budinieh
scored
on
FriaxeM's
throw-la
from
the
side-liae.
Bagahaw
pataed
to
Smith
ia
the
centre
of
the
floor,'
who
sank
one
without
touching
the
ring.
Further
play
centred,
with
both
teams
fa
the
middle
of
the
floor.
The
aaVf
ended
with
the
Players
Clab
leading
8-4.
Both
teSBM
tried
hard
to
score
during
the
first
six
minutes
of
the
second
naif.'
Smith
scored
oni
8.
Gurvich's
foul
Budinieh
took
a
leatg
shot
to
seore
for
toe
Sons.
S.
Gurvich
received
a
pats
from
Badiniea
to
score
on
a
hard
shot
FristeU
fouled
Mitchell,
adding
Mtor
joint
to
fee
auk
Frh-.111.
intencepted
a
Players'
Club
1P4
tokkwe,
BsdlaVh
scred
on
a
Bass
from
Friueil
which
tied
fcWscstfe
12.12.
D.
Gurvich
took
a
toBg
pass
irosn
v.
itnzies
to
scon.
Howard
tied
the
score
ec
Kaiser's
paea,
14-14.
The
Players'
Ciab
called
tine
eat
On
a
fast
I
flay,
Friasell
to
D.
Oorvkh,
the
Sons
again
took
the
leaf
DTdo'
wared
oa
Measlee'
foul.
Howard
f
intercepted
a
pass
to
score.
MH-
chell
eoored
oa
Menxies'
foul.
rruaeil
7olei
helsey
.who
faHed
to
scon,
Frlasell
was
off
with
four
persofal
fouls.
Mitchell,
scored
after
a
nice
dribble.
S.
Gut-vie
Bade
a
nice
shot
to
put
the
Soas
in
the
lead
20-19.
How-
ard
put
the
Dramatists
in
the
lead
I
with
a
shot
from
the
side.
Smith
'
scored
on
Mitchell's
rebound.'
Howard
passed
to
Smith,
who
again
scored
for
the
Players'
Club.
J.
Bryant
14
The
game
eaded
without
arttiertJ:
Gomadina
1
acore.
The
game-was
-played
in
II.
Smithwaite
0
the
spiftt
that
tbe
jpeetakerslke-
R.
Wicks
0
to
see.
No
hard
feeling
existed
T.
SmHh
0
between
any
of
the
players
on
B.
Bacee
0
either
team.
Both
teams
tried
Total
22
hard
to
wfci,
aad.wjn
playing
4t
clean
basketball.
The
Individual
scores
were:
George
Mitchell
5
Tom
Kelsey
0
Eddie
Smith
5
W.
Bagshaw
0
Total
.25
Native
Sons
of
Canada
Pts
Per
Dido
Gurvich
7
1
Spiro
Gurvich
2
1
s,D.ou.
Friftell
A
,4
All
iumiii6
during
the
uH,6un.v
game
the
plays
and
good
judgment,
and
the
i
last
pace,
ron
nowara
was
I
Vie.
Henries
0
2
Mike
Budinieh
..'
6
2
Jack
McNulty
2
0
;
Total
20
10
Ladies
League
In
a
game
featured
by
open
play
,
and
good
combination
the
Maple
Leais
aeieaiea
me
unu
ieam
o-s
;
in
the
hardest
Ladies'!
fought
It8
a
,onif
h
to
thf
League
game
to
date.
There
wasl
n
the
,Mther.puihinjr
Karae.
HtUe
to
choose
between
the
twojand
one
fa,w
p
ean
dr)p
tht
teams
Both
had
numerous
shota
bet
fn
the
bBsilw,
to
the
at
the
basket,
but
scoring
was
im
possible.
Maple
Leaf
8
Pts
Per
Lillian
Lowe
0
8
Ida
Boddie
0
1
May
Ne
......
0
0
Margaret
Gilchrist
0
1
Joa
matters
u
2
Vera
Smith
3
0
Total
8
7
Drill
Team
Pts
Per
Cath.
Irvine
2
0
!Laura
Frittell
0
2
Ella
Steen
0
1
Connie
Morgan
0
Helen
SilHm
0
0
"Evelyn
March
0
Nellie
Gurvich
0
Total
2
4
Intermediate
League
R.
C.
N.
V.
R.
defeated
the
C.
N.
R.
in
a
very
good
game
19
12.
The
C.
N.
R.
boys
played
their
best
game
of
the
season
and
their
shootiag
was
their
only
drawback
eTideatthat
he
under-eatiraatW
in
last
evening's
game.
Miller,
a
matter
that
has
lot
th
The
individual
scores
were:
.bltt,
for
mn
a
cod
flr-
R.
C.
N.
V.
R
Pts
Peri
'
Fred
McDonald
6
2
nnnfirn
Plin
Johnay
Herce
11
W.
Bagshaw
1
u
G.
Dyer
0
0
D.
McKeasie
1
Total
19
5'
a
N.
R.
Pts
Per
Toen
Fraser
4
4
Louie
Astoria
1
A.
Styles
4
a
MKay
0
II.
Horn
ton
0
M.
Cocnadina
S
H.
Skatterball
0
n
tt
a
a
0.
J1UWI
u
Total
12
Junior
League
The
High
School
defeated
the
'Colts
22-8.
Playing
a
much
harder
and
better
passing
game,
the
High
School
was
able
to
be
victorious,
The
Colts
were
inclined
to
bunch
and
to
play
a
slight
individual
game.
With
mere
practice
and
coaching
the
Colts
should
give
a
better
account
of
themselves.
The
individual
scores
were:
High
School
Pts
Per
W.
Johnston
7
1
Colts
pts
Per
J.
MeNulty
4
2
:A.
Walters
2
Nelson
2
uisatfloh
s
,1..,
0
M.
Gurvich
0
Total
8
7
R.
B.
Skinnsr
refereed
the
intermediate,
ladles
and
senior,
as-
:'Isted
by
W.
Mitchell.
W.
Mit-'i
chell
refereed
the
junior
game.
Oke
Jackson
was
official
ecore-
.keeper;
Henry
Jackson,
timekeep-
er;
F.
W.
Allan
on
the
door.
There
was
a
very
large
attend-
ance
of
basketball
fans.
SPORT
CHAT
Such
little
things
as
the
debacle
on
Thurs
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
I),.,.,.,,
,
World
Sport
'
HARDING
MAKES
i
SPORTING
OFFER
day'
aight
do
not
help
the
fight
(Is
Willing
to
Fight
Dido
Gurvich
game
locally.
Many
fans
werej
for
Percentage
of
Gale,
heard
after
that
engagement
to!
Winner
Take
All
express
the
opinion
thkt
hey
are
not
going
to
waste
their
good
I
money
on
fights
in'
town
for
a
while.
Such
criticisms
may
sound
the
Mme
th9y
are
for
the
game
and
make
it
that
much
harder
to
st?
future
fights,
it
'nay
not,
however,
.seriously
af-
.
-jttu
1
.
acau.inted
with
Alf
t0
t0
know
Know
that
tnat
he
ne
will
wlJi
gP
Jn
ln
there
thre,
to
win
and
there
woaH
be
any
monkeysfiines
as
iar
as
ne
or
nu
opponent
are
concerned.
A
battle
between
the
ever
popular
Alf
and
Dido,
who
ia
reported
to
have
made
eonjlderable
improvement,
'albeit
hedid
not
show
thorn
Thurs
day
night,
should
prove
a
good
drawing
card
provided
it
ia
properly
handled.
Local
fan
would,
no
doubt,
forgather
again
for
h
a
tu,fe
torn
from
whence
be
came
with
a
dull,
sickening
thud,
as
Jlhuny
McLarnin
of
Vancouver
found
out
to
his
sorrow
in
Detroit,
when
Ray
Miller
of
Chicago
defeated
him
on
a
technical
knockout
ir
I
the
seventh
round
of
a
scbedulet
10-round
bout,
writes
Sy
Mover.
With
another
crack
at
the
lightweight
title
almost
within
his
grasp;
McLarniB
noee
dived
back
to
where
he
will
have
to
clean
up
on
all
the
small
fry
in
his
path.
The
trimming
he
took
from
Miller
was
so
decisive
that
it
is
doubtful
.if
any
promoter
would
Jimmy,
while
he
kept
up
a
rtg
ular
training
schedule
during
hir
four
months'
stay
at
his
heme
I
ft
Vancouver,
was
overweight
anc
decidedly
not
in
condition
wher
he
left
for
Detroit
a
couple
of
weeks
ago
and
had
scarcely
tim
to
get
himself
into
top
form.
It
GAMESTODAY
iuruur,
tec.
:
Results
in
the
second
round
proper
of
the
BsgllsH
Football
Association
Cup
follow:
Carlisle
0.
.Lincoln
1.
Tranrrere
0,
Bedford
City
1.
Wigan
2,
Grantham
1.
Aceringten
7,
Speaaymoore
0.
Starbeeo
2,
Darlington
2.
Gaiashoro
2,
CnesearfieJd
8.
Barrow
1,
LansfteM
2.
Stockport
S.
Soathport
0.
Cwatb
Palace
8,
Bristol
Ros-
terri.
atord
2,
Merthyr
0.
Brentford
0,
Plysnouth
1.
Norwich
City
G,
Newport
0.
Torquay
United
0,
Exeter
City
1.
Fujham
0,
Luton
0.
Walsall
2,
SittioBbourne
1.
Guilford
1,
Bournemouth
5.
North
Leeds
United
1,
Charles
ton
S.
PROGRAMS
FOR
THERMO
Saturday,
December
8
:00
Philco
Transcontinental
frogram.
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW,
UGCvKFI.,
,
.
,,
7:00-.5
Hour.
KHQ,
..0MO.
KGW.
KGO,
KPO.
KFI.
9:00
Correct
Time,
KOMO,
Annoying
Bladder
Weakness
of
Old
Age
Blffljr
Rfllf
ved
bj
SANTAL
MIDY
Bold
h)
All
IriiCKlU
I
In
answer
to
the
demand
of
Dido
Curvich's
backers
for
a
guarantee
of
before
Dido
goes
inlo
the
challenged
him,
Harding
showed
hi8
f'th
this
morning
when
he
he
was
willing
to
fight
utrvich
'or
Pontage
of
the
u.
popular,
as
tar
as
the
fan
iire
concerned,
since
it
would
assure
nl
either
boy
would
put
his
best
1
fort
'to
win
uvcr
the
utner.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
League,
Division
1
!
Arsenal
8,
Manchester
United
1.
'
Biratingham
2,
Sheffield
United
i
,
Blackburn
0,
Leeds
1.
'
Bolton
0,
Burnley
1.
Derby
County
6,
Westham
0.
Ever
ton
S,
Leicester
1.
Huddersfield
8,
Aston
Villa
0.
Manchester
City
vs
Bury
post
poned.
Portsmouth
0,
Cardiff
1.
The
Wednesday
8,
Newcastle
1.
Sunderland
2,
Liverpool
1.
.
Second
Division
BarasJey
2,
Reading
8.
Blaafcaaol
2.
u-u
city
1.
iford
4,
Milwall
0.
Bristol
City
i.
reston
0.
Chelsea
1.
Tottenham
1.
Clapton
1,
Southampton
1.
Grinshy
2,
Notts
County
2.
Notts
Forest
1.
Middlesboro
1.
Stoke
City
4,
Wolverhampton
8.
Swansea
2,
Portvale
0.
West
Bromwich
1,
Oldham
0.
etlHh:
League,
Division
1
yae
'Aiinries
l.
Cowdenbeath
8,
Hamilton
0.
Dundee
3,
Motherwell
0.
Falkirk
3.
Celtic
0.
Hearts
3.
Partirk
Thistles
1.
Kilmarnock
7.
Raith
Rovers
1.
Rangers
2,
Aberdeen
0.
St
Johnstone
0,
Ayr
0.
St
Mirren
1,
Hibernians
0.
Third
V.nark
3,
Queens
Park
1.
SHO0TCOY0TES
FROM
AIRPLANE
Stripped
of
medical
terms,
the
DENVER,
Cola.,
Dec.
6:
Use
theory
is
that
a
blow
or
succession
of
aeroplanes
in
the
fight
against
of
sharp
blows
on
the
jaw
or
coyotes
is
being
cons
lered
by
head,
whHe
not
sevtfe
enough
to
government
officials
in
'
oledado.
injure
the
sknjl,
can
cause
pin-It
is
the
intention
of
Lao
L.
point
hemorrhages
1b
the
working
Laythe,
head
of
the
biological
parts
of
the
brain,
principally
the
survey,
to
arrange
for
a
trial
portion
where
the
nerve
strings
flight
soon,
and
if
the
experiment
that
control
the
Hmho
and
other
nroves
successful,
planes
may
parts
of
the
body
bttach
together
frequently
be
sjsecL
,
in
the
brain.
Laythe
bis
eosnmualcated
with
The
theory
indicates
that
the
survey
offeiaa
ia
Wyoming.
Wow
increases
pressure'
on
the
where
a
siatllar
.
experimental
ktain
fluid,
causing
nriaiite
rup-
flfeht
was
raash)
October
18.
Al
tures
of
thin
blood
vessel
walls
bert
M.
Day.
leader
of
predatory
n
resulting
in
neeaorrhages.
animal
control
ia
Wyoming,
said
Suee
condition
never
is
found
his
assistant,
JL
P.
Williams,
wnen
tn
kuil
fractured
and
shot
six
coyotes
ia
less
than
an
Pressure
su
the
fluid
released
by
hour
and
a
half
from
a
plaae.
tne
breaking
of
the
bone
simui-Williams
used
a
shotgun.
jtaneous
with
the
shock.
GROTTO
LEADING
COLD
STORAGE
BILLIARD
MATCH
L
.Onijr
oa
9kar
game
wss
played
last
night
in
the
second
division
billiar
fixture,
Bert
-Morgan
(Grotto)
winning
over
A.
Mac-
onald
Cold
Storage)
by
a
score
of
200
to
180.
The
total
for
the
two
games
se
far
played
is
400
to
848
in
favor
of
the
Grotto.
Other
games
to
be
played
are
as
follows:
J.
Hillnaiu
(Cold
Storage)
vi
M.
M.
XtLac)laD
(Gratto).
W.
Bailey
vs
W.
a
Willleroft
J.
CambpbeU
vs
S.
D.
Macdon
,ld.
j
Motorship
BeHioghafii,
Capt
J.
'
.
Anderson,
arrived
in
port
at
8
o'clock
this
morning
from
Ketchi-
kan
with
two
carloads
of
frozen
i
fish
for
transshipment
to
the
Eas
-
tern
States
ever
the
Canadian
1
National
RaJiwaya.
I
Hk-tttZi
1
Air.
w
:;
-y-p
LINDY
GOES
AHUNTING
IS
Mr.X
CO
Colonel
Charles
Lindbergh,
second
from
left,
is
here
seen
n
lug
during
his
huM
into
Mexico.
The
group,
photographed
at
the
Hacienda
de
Terrexwtes,
in
toe
AUU-consists
of
Lindy.
Lieutenant
Roberto
Fierro
(extreme
left),
ansj
their
guides.
PUNCH-DRUNK'
BOXERS
SUFFER
INJURED
BRAIN
t).nallll.
nf
CL...
IH..o
i
II..
J
Actually
Causes
Small
Brain
600
local
hockey
fans
the
Van-j.
"
Hemorrhages
couver
Lions
of
the
Pacific
Coast
'I
wonrTvl
H'
u
NEW
YO.l-Vto2"
iBt?
thJZL
tKl"
inr
unrIH
inrroA
wW
hv
scientiflc
left
hook,
is
atlll
echo-
ing-,the
effecU
hf
medical
re-
'search
into
the
condition
Common
-
ly
known
to
the
ring
as
"punch
WDWJ
ns;
oes-
druiAeBnees'
'
ertely
to
since
the
first
gasne
1
The
revelations
of
Dr.
i
Iarrison
j
ot
th
n
hr-S.
Martlaad
of
Newark,
NJ..
in
The
Lion
tpfaag
a
three
rnaa
a
recent
issue
of
the
American
j
defensive
oa
the
Eskimos
and
Medical
Association
Joarsai,
have
clever
work
by
Art
Somers,
the
developed
a
widespread
re-acUoo
,
Lion's
captain,
did
it.
Jerwa.
it
in
professional
boxing
circles
,
where
A.1
the
symptoms
A
of
L
"goofi-
i
ness"
heretofore
have
bfen
dis
missed
by
the
explanation
:
"His
I
brains
are
scremMed
from
taktoci
them
on
the
chin."
1
j
Medically,
there
has
neter
bean
established
actual
proof
that
such
a
condition
as
"peach
drunk"
existed,
but
Dr.
Martland,
coupling
the
opinions
of
observers
-with
his
own
examination
af
five
boxers
considered
"slug
batty
has
finally
evolved
a
workable
theory.
The
Theory
To
Dr.
Martland
was
gives
a
list
of
28
boxers
whom
a
promoter
"whose
ability
to
judge
the
physical
condition
of
fighters
is
un-Questionable"
eanaUred
nunrh
drunk
Five
of
thm
emlned.
The
condition
of
others,
aartkul-
f'y
those
confined
to
a
sy
Turns,
could
not
be
learned
accurately.
j
actual
names
are
ghren
but
Iclose
followers
of
the
ring
(Way
identify
by
their
initial
some
of
!the
subjects
lifted
herewith,
,
B.
N.,
lightweight
fought
Joe
Cans,
has
little
control
features
land
limbs.
I
J.
D.,
heavyweight,
has
fought
Weiner
and
Fulton,
thlkh
slow
and
drags
leg.
!
-
!
J.
T..
lightweight
has
fought
Leonard
and
Kanaas,
drags
leg.
B.
B.,
lightweight
has
fought
Walker
and
Tendler,
punch
drunk.
W.
J.,
lightweight,
has
fought
Dundee
and
Leonard,
punch
drunk.
.
F.
J..
heavyweight,
has
'
fought
,Willard
and
Weinard,
punch
drunk.
A.
W.,
lightweight.
In
asylum.
jLIONS
LEADING
HOCKEY
LEAGUE
I
Six
Thousand
Fan
Watched
;
Game
at
Seattle
Jt
Night
'
DIlimNn
.
mr9a
"
nlnl
SBO
Cap-
turft
":US
Mrs.
M
WW
17
andfr?
f
th
!
t0
J
WW
leadership
'
J
waa
who
scored
the
only
yoal
of
the
night
in
the
third
period
but
it
was
Soraers
effectiveness
that
stood
out
all
evehinir
B.
M.,
heavyweight.
ha
fought
jMoran
and
Tunnev,
in
avliim.
J.
G.,
heaveiiflit.
ha
f.m'l,t
Pltssimmons.
Johncon.
SKar.
v
and
Jeffries,
in
asylum.
?
b
RISTMASigEm
CHRISTMAS
.sKAl.
Christmas
Seals
sitnil.u
to
th.
above
only
in
colors
;,rc
ai'
:
n
being
sold
this
year
by
the
Iran
uuille
Tubercolosis
Society
for
lite
purpose
of
financing
the
work
of
investigating
curable
ratten
of
tubercolosis.
seeing
that
the
pat-'
ieets
are
given
proper
treatment
j
and
care
and
returning
them
to
j
their
hones
strong
and
well.
It
is
a
forward
step
and
worthy
of
i
support
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writer
advis
aut,
mobile
bears
l
v
stand
ptrfertly
-1,':
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he
gUiir:
:
shan't
lie
perfefti
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