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TWO
Tut,
DAILY
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News
and
Views
In
The
World
WINKER
OF
WORLD'S
TENNIS
PRO
TITLE
A
splendid
action
photograph
of
Karel
Koesluh,
Czechoslovak
iawn
tennis
wizard,
snapped'
during
the
final
and
tiering
match
'With
Vincent
Richard
.(inscti
for
the
world's
'pifoseionajj
tennis
title,
which
Kozeluh
won.
ORANGE
LADIES
.
HAVE
BIG
LEAD
toe
Canadian
National
Ladies,
-the
Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent
Asso
ciation
is
maintaining
its
longi
lead
in
the
ladies'
section
of
the
!
Fraternal
Whit
League
The
Ladle
6.
C.
N.
R.
Ladies
4.
Orange
The
standings
are
as
follows:
-r1
W-
L.
-
'
irrorB.-.f.-r.r..r
5"
o
Have
Not
Lost
Game
So
Far
In
!
C
N.
R.
Ladies
2
8
Whist
Iieague;
Last
Night's
Results
,
St.
George's
Moose
2
8
1
4
NATIONAL
HOCKEY
LEAGUE
Toronto
S,
Canadjens
Y.
New
York
Rangers
0,
Boston
2.
ALICE
ARM
CAUD
PARTY
'
Orange
Ladies,
so
far
this
season,
"
have
not
lost
a
game,
while
the
ALICE
ARM,
De.
5:
A
card
three
other
teams
have
each
lost
party
was
held
in
the
school
more
games
than
they
hve
won.
house
last
Friday
evening
by
the
Results
last
night
were
as
fol-
Alice
Arm
Junior
Sports'
Club.
lows:
(Then-
was
n
large
attendance
and
Moose
Ladi'-n
St.
George's
'
every
one
had
a
fine
time
flayers'
Club
Won
26
to
20
!
Over
Kincolith
Last
Night
I
.,
in
Fast
Basketball
MatcKfc
5SSSf
Overtime
Encounter;
High
School
Beat
Toe
II.
a
basket
for
the
Players-
Club.
middle
of
tb
iloor
for
some
time,
i
The
Players'
Club
started
out
Kuu-oiiUi
caiieu
time
out.
With
I
strong
and
took
u
decided
lead
be-
tke
starting
of
the
game
again,
I
fore
Kincolith
scored
a
point.
Poli
Kincoiith
started
Lo
sourt
and
add.
j
lips
scored
on
Robertson's
foul.
Stewart
fouled,
Gosse,
who
scored.
G.
Stewart
made
a
long
shot
from
I
centre
and
then
scored
on
Smith's
foul
On
Phillips
thrown-in,
iMitcheH
added
another
two
points.
The
half
ended
with
U.
Stewart
scoring
on
Mitchell's
foul.
Pli.yer'
Club
18,
Kin-,
t
olith
12.
'
Tom
Kelsey
opened
the
scoring
Christmas
Special
Gift
mroduce
ridsbOmsois
fo
thousands
of
smokqrs
a
Special
Christmas
Price:
Tins
or
so
toiih
anffbrana.
At
Any
Price.
JInu
Smoker
witl
krfoiv
then
why
British
Consols
h&s
become:
d3Aanci
mi
Qme'uci
TfiQre
is
No
Better
Christmas
Gift
No
Defter
Cigprctfc
TINvF
OF
i
LS
W.
C.
MACDONALD
INC
TOBACCOS
CICARCTTCS,
MONTREAL,
CANADA
re
For.
CHRISTMAS
ONLY
also
TINS
of
ioo
I
Ast
A
4444AA
444
444
68
7
6
1
1
1
Mi
rr
C.
Robertson
S
J.
Johnstone
7
M.
Trimble
.
.
.,1
1
P.
Allen
T.
Stewart
Total
80
1
t
t
1
Intermediate
league
The
Eagles
defeated
the
R.
a
K.
V.
R.
24-2.1
in
a
f
ive-winute
!
overtime
game.
This
rr.;tch
was
very
exciting
from
the
.
jry
fiest,
both
team
playing
a
hard
game
of
basketball
with
little
o
choose
between
them.
This
i.
the
second
game
which
the
N.ivy
boys
have
lost
in
oyartime.
The;
Eagles
had
mgoy
shots
t
the
hi
I
ket
but
wer
not
able
to
score'
often
during
the
first
period.
:
During
the
seaond
half
the
Navy
missed
the
basket
quite
frequently.
At
half
time
the
score
j
was
7-6
in
the
Navy'a
fiivor.
At
tull
time
the
score
was
20-20.
In
I
the
five-minute
overtime
period,!
Pierce
sen
red
first
for
the
Navy,
Dingwel)
made
two
nice
baskets
for
the
Eagles.
Bagshaw
scored
on
Murray's
foul.
The
game
end-:
ed
with
the
Eagles
winning
by
one
point,
24-23.
The
teams
were:
EagleB
Pta
Perl
H.
McCiillum
6
Cy
Manning
9
B.
McDonald
,
2
E.
Smith
0
F.
Dingwell
6
W.
Murray
1
R.
C.
N.
V.
Jl.
George
Howe
8
1
J.
Pierce
11
F.
McDonald
S.
W.
Bagshaw
i
1
D.
McKeneie
!
0
G.
Dyer
M''
Total
18
8
High
School
VS.
Toe
II.
The
High
School
boys
defeated
Toe
H.
:5-l6
in
a
well
played
game.
Toe
H.
was
not
able
te
neore,
although
hiiving
many
Hhotn
at
the
basket.
The
High
ttrhool
played
a
good
combination
game
and
did
not
miss
as
many
shnt!
un
To
1L
The
Toe
If.
boyW
are
showing
a
gradual
improvement
in
their
playing
and
should
soon
able
to
give
any
of
the
teams
a
good
game.
The
teams
we're:
High
School
Ps
Per
Doug
Scwtt
EagJesiWon
From
Navy
in
Exciting
Intermediate
League'
A1Un
Crw
-
Bob
Irvine
0
Joe
Scott
7
The
"Spirit"
ofjtbe
Three
m&ltcifs
.
0
TMmI
...
.4J
.
fi
The
Players'
Club
defeated
Kincolith
26-20
last
night!
Toe
h
Pts
Per
in
a
fast
and
furious
senior
basketball
game.
.
The
first
J.
Underwood
.
4
o
half
was
played
fairly
clean,
but
during
the
second
half
Eddie
Smith
0
the
players
were
inclined
to
rough
it
a
bit,
but
Referee
""f!
J
Skinner
was
able
to
check
up
on
such
plays.
Good
com-1
ped
Burdett
g
.
.
.
..
..
.
2
bination
was
played
by
both
teams,
with
trus
Players'
w.
Collision
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
0
Club
having
the
better
of
the
game.
Because
of
the
sim-
F.
Morrisson
S
ilarity
of
jqfhseys
many
passes
-
-
.-
,
were
intercepted
by
the
opposing
in
the
second
naif
on
Howard's;
Total
J5
team.
One
such
pass
resulting
in
pas.
pUj,
centred
around
the
!
R
B.
Howard
was
nigft
point
man
lor
ed
three
baskets
in
us
mtmv
min-1
.
Allan
wa
n
tne
floor.
the
Players
with
12
points.
The
us.
JohBsu.n,'
scored
on
an-'There
was
a
Urge
crowd
ol
fans
combination
of
Mitchell
and
Howr
ard
wits
very
effective
and
netted
ight
point
in
the
fi-st
five
min
v
0
0
8
0
3
Skinner
Skinner
referee!
refereeffl
all
games,
assisted
by
Dong
Frltaell
and
G.
Stewart.
Oke
Jacksbn
v-bs
ifficia)
scorekeeper
anil
5D.
Macdonald
official
timekeeper.
other
long
shot,
as
did
G.
Stew
i
in
attendance,
j
irt.
JoUaatone
ugain
scored
on
'
The
executive
of
the
Bket-
Stewart's
am.
The
sDectators
ball
Association
held
a
meeting
utes
of
the
game.
Kincolith
played
became
qte
exciied
and
began
after
the
game
and
decided
to
hard
but
was
not
able
to
hold
the
to
urn
thir
favorite
team
on
'
suspend
B.
McDonald
of
the
Players'
Club.
Kincolith
had
a
JlS
CB
too
a
shot
at
the
basket,
!
Eagles
and
George
Howe
of
the
'
lot
of
hard
luck
from
shots
under
The
play
became
.uther
rough
'
R-
c-
N-
V.
R.
for
fighting
in
the
the
basket,
while
luck
was
with
and
Referee
K.
H.
Skinner
called
dressing
room.
The
question
of
them
in
long
shots.
a
B
umber
of
fouls,
but
both
teams
water
spots
on
the
floor
was
alao
Poli
Howard
opened
the
scoring
Mled
to
kwc
on
the
free
throws,
discussed
and
an
attempt
will
be
for
the
Players'
Club
with
a
nice
Th
PUyara'
Club
called
time
out.
made
to
remedy
the
trouble
be-shot
from
the
side
on
Mitchell's
After
the
two-minute
rest
period
f
the
leagne
night,
j
jpass.
Mitcfleil
again
passed
to
WW
ware
executed
wun
ngm-
i
Howard,
who
scarad
datiae
a
mix-
ning
aaeed,
Mitchell
scored
on
Al-
KNOCK-OUT
WHIST
I
up
of
Dialers.
Kincolith
naasad
l"0'
foul.
(louse
scored
on
his
Charles
Nickerson
and
4.
Le
tc
Howard
in
errqT,
Howard
scor-
own
reboand.
Mitchell
scored
on
roux
were
winners
of
first
prizee
ing,
Howard
again
received
a
eiey
s
pass.
Kooertson
touiea
last
hight
in
tne
weeKijr
icnef
Mfwi
pass
from
Mchell,
to
score.
Kelsey,
who
added
another
point,
whist
tournament
for
rflefljbers
of
George
Stewart
scored
Kincolith's
Trimble
scored
on
Johnstone's
the
Moose
Lodge.
Seoend
prizes
first
basket
on
Trimble's
pass.
P.
After
numejous
passes
and
were
Ukaa
b?
Nels
Jflh.neji
and
Howard
scored
on
Smith's
re-
attempted
shots
at
the
basket
the,
oie
8tegavlg.
Many
playerl
par
bound..
George
Stewart
scored
on
Rme
endeo:
with
the
flayers
tieipatesL
Johnstone's,
rebound.
Johnstone
MuJb
leading
b-zo.
scored
fl
point
,
on
Goaae's
foul.
The
team
were:
the
rlajMrn
Club
called
time
out.!
Players'
Club
Pts
Per
Players
Cluh
12,
Kincolith
6.
George
Mitchell
I
Un
the
resumption
of
play
m
Keisey
i
Trimble
added
another
point
on
Poli
Howard
Phillips'
foul.
Roibertaon
made
a
long
pass
from
the
other
end
of
Art
Phillips
the
floor
to
Johnstone,
who
Eddie
Smith
scored.
Phillips
passed
to
Mit-
Tetaf
..
chell,
who
netted
another.
Thil-
Kincolith
G.
Stewart
.
.
.
Bep-Hur,
CapL,Ji
of
Sport-.':
CANADIEN
AND
TOOX
SECOND
PLACE
IN
INI
ERNMIONA
L
SECTION
HOCKEV
LEAGUE
TORONTO,
Dec.
6.-The
Maple
Leafs
without
hr,P
regular
certtfe,
Doc
Carson,
who
was
on
the
injuro
!
,
t
beat
the
Cartodiens
in
the
first
away
from
home
Yii.t,ir,
gnd
as
a
result
take
aacond
piaca
in
the
interna;
i.nai
ci
tion
of
the
National
Hockey
League.
.
The
Canadiens
bore
the
burden
of
the
attack,
but
were
baek-cheeked
by
Toronto
defence.
Bailey
mrn
i
goals.
tviuj
ujcix
icuiax
uciKiux
iimu
uui
ui
tne
pal
IK1
York
Rangers
were
defeated
at
Boston.
CRICKET
TEST
PTCH
GOES
'
TO
ENGLAND
I1RISHANE.
-"Anstraiia,
I)ec.
5:
England
won
the
firnt
cricket
teat
match
of
the
pr
exeat'
tour
in
Australia
today
by
675
runs..
In
the
trnt
inningH
England
Hcored
521
and
Australia
122
and
in
the
econd
England
made
842
and
Australia
G6.
GROTTO
WINS
OVER
GRAND
TERMINALS
Outstanding
Game
in
Second
Division
Fixture
Played
Iast
Evening
I
W.
Mitch!
(Grand,
Terminal)
'.defeated
I.
Dougherty
(Grottoi
j
last
night
v
a
score
of
200
to
129
in
an
outstanding
second
division
billiard,
game
rand
th.
seere
of
last
week'
!,
,;.
a
result,
'.till
to
7K
,
the
Urotto.
The
iiidi,,i
.
were
as
follows:
.ItV-M.
McLitchlin
.;r..f
Ben
Sell'
(Grand
Ti
i
r;
J.
Dougherty
129.
VV
j
m.
W.
E.
Williscroft
:
V
Jarinan
il8.
Ceutge
Howe
190,
(
!
'i
man
200.
S.
!).
Macdonald
2n
rer
12S.
WHEN
THE
MUSH
STARTS
"Ah!
You
should
h-.r
:
play
Bach!"
.
"Goab)
Yoy
should
ii
.dad
pUy
gof!"-Th.
..
Additional
sport'-
PAIN
in
BLADDER
lYnrapU)
T-Mtl
t'
6ANTAI.
MIDY
Be
urt
to
srf
tbt
Urnsta
"c4ll
for
One
-
"jAU
for
9nc
and
one
for
all"
.
.
.
a
flyaway
feather
in
the
cap
and
a
I
J
sword
glittering
in
the
hand
.
.
.
Musketeers
of
the
King!
Days
when
Puckingham
loved
Anne
of
Austria
in
the
gardens
of
Amiens
...
Think
back,
you
Musketeers
of
1914
.
,.
.
old
France
rr
.
memories
.
w
and
....
THREE
STAR
HENNESS
T
MB
His
law.
Bottled
at
Cognac,
France
The
Safest
"Spirit'1
in
al
t
Emergencies
ANDY
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
tiovcr
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