PAGE
SIX
PROGRAMS
FOR
WHOLE
WEEK
ON
THE
RADIO
J.
Bulger
(GT)
....
1
J.
Reealey
(G)
1
W.
H.
Jarrann
(GT)
.
C.
L.
Youngman
(GT)
t
TBAM
STANDINGS
(Second
Division)
G.
T
Grotto
5
4489
Grand
Terminals-
...
4
3561
Grand
Terminals
...
5
4349
J.
May
CS)
2
400
Individual
Averages
J.
IHllman
(C8)
....
4
790
C.
Bantle
(CS)
4
780
W.
Bailey
(CS)
....
4
774
M.
M.
McLftchlan
(G)
5
'
96J
R.
D.
MaeDonnJd
(G)
5
952
John
Bulger
(GT)
..5
5
?25.
Ben
Blf
(GT)
W.
E.
Willlseroft
(G)
W.
Mitchell
(GT)
.
.
.
W.
II.
IHllman
(GT)
.
5
4
5
5
J.
Beesley
(G)
4
(!.
Howe
(G)
5
J.
Campbell
(CS)
..
3
G.
Krause
(CS)
3
PJ9
730
9ii)
D03
fid
897
515
467
c.
L.
Youngmnn
(GT)
5
,712
J.
Dougherty
(G)
...
1
129
Bert
Morgan
(G)
....
1
101
SCORERS
IN
BASKETBALL
(Senior
League)
J.
Johnson,
Kipcolith
.
.
.
.
.
-
iKifow8ra;rromtiub
::
Wednesday
December.
5
R...Sankey,
Port
Simpson
,
.
10:30
a.m.
"Woman's
Mag-
j,
Alexcee,
Port
Simpspn
..
azine
of
the
Air"
KHQ,
KOMO,
Tom
Kelsey,
Players'
Club
.
K(,W,
KGO,
KPO,
KFI..
Dido
Gurvich,
Native
Sons
.
11.30
a.m.
"Hands
of
History"
c.
Robertson,
Kincolith.
....
K(:0-
KFI
R.
Mathers,
Port
Sinipspn
..
7:30
Yflllow
Cab
Gayeties,
T
Stewart,
Kincoith
......
K,''
KFI.
.
W.
Mitchell,
Player
C?ub
.
9:00
Correct
Tijne,
KQMQ,
s.
Gurviph,
Native
Sons'
..
KHQ,
KtJVV,
KGO,
KPQ.
J.
McNulty,
Native
Sons
..,
9:00
"Roads
to
Romance,"
G.
Mitchell,
Players'
Club.
..
KHQ,
KOMp,
KOW,
KGO,
KPO,
1L
Menkes,
Native
Son?'
.
.
.
KFI-
George
White,
port
Simpson
,
10:00
The
Trocaderans,
KGW,
jj.
Trimble,
Kinqoli'th.
KGO,
KFI.
G.
Stewart,
Kincolith
11:00
The
Trocaderans,
KqW
Eddie
Smith,
Players'
CJob
.,
KP0-
4J
E.
Ratchford,
Native
Spna
,
,
B.
McDonald,
Native
Sons
.
,
Thursday,
December
6
jj.
McCall'um.
tfa'tjve
Sops
,
G:00
Seiberling
Transcontin-
v.
Menz'ies.
Native
Sons
ental
Program,
KHQ,
KGW.
KGO.
Dudinich,
Native
Sons
.
.
.
KOMO.
KFI.
w.
Lambie.
Players'
Club
.
.
.
7:30
Standard
Symphony
p.
Musgrave,
Port
Simeon
.
Hour.
KHQ.
KOMO,
KGW.
KGD,
j
KlWolith
........
K
t
.
'A.
Cross,
Player's
Cub
8:30
Memory
Lane,
KOMO.
j.
Gosse,
Players'
Club
....
KGW,
KGO.
iA
Phillips,
'
'
Players!
Club
.
.
9:00-Correct
Time,
KOMO,
'
"
KHQ,
KGW,
KGO.
KPO.
,
l
4
t
9:30
MawBll
House-
Program,
(Intermediate.
League)
KHQ,
KOMQ,
KGW,
Kliq,
KPO,
H.
Macdonald,
II.
S
KFI.
,
'A.
Cross
H.
S
10:00
The
Troeaderans,
KPO.
E.
Ratchford,.
Big
Four
....
KFI.
H.
McCaVlum
Eagle's
11:00
The
Trpcaderajis,
KPO.
'
G.
Howe,
R.
C.
N.
V.
R.
.
.
.
'
V.
Wrathill,
Big
Four
..:
Friday,
Jcember
7
J
Underwood,
Toe
H
5.S5
Land
O'Health.
KHQ.
KGW
F
DimrweU.
Eagles
KOMO.
KGO.
D.
Morrison,
II.
S
6:(jp
Wrigljiy
Transcontinen-
J
Pierce,
R.C.N.V.R
tal
Progrnm.
KJIQ,
KQMQ,
KGW,
B
McDonald,
Eagles
KGQFI.
jFred
McDonald,
R.CN.y.It.
7:P0
m
Apgeles
Studjo
Pro-IE.
Dingwell,
fcagjes
.....
gram.
KfiO,
KHI.
Eddie
Smith,
Toe
It
8P
BtA
Hoqr,
KH.Q.
KOMO.
A.
Styles,
C-
N:
R.'....
'
.
KGW,
KfcO,
KPO,
Kfl.
Eddie
Smith,
Toc)l.
...,!..
9im-0fwt
Time,
KOMO,
;R.
Sommers;
C.
N.
R.
....
KM4
W'KGO,
KPO.
J.
Harris,
Too
II
,..
W
M?gic,
KHQ,
KGW,
i
j).
Stalker,
C.
."n.
ft
Trppaderana'KpMolS'
lA.AA
TU
T
1
-
'VAfA
W.
Bairshaw.
R.ONA
F.
Morrison,
Tb'
H.
t
elf
.wzi
u.
scon,
,
41.
&
.
.
.
WOT-,u
';D
Staker,
Big
Four
"rogram.
KJIQ.
KOMO,
hGW,
.
.
J
u
7:00-Lucky
Strike
Hour,
KHQ.
;
'
V,
"1
"
'
JO
KOW
KGO
wju,
KPO.
nru,
KFM"'.
xK'v.J
.-.-?
..-,..
nri.i-,
n
r
9:00-CorCt
Time,
KOMO.
Eagle.
BILLIARD
STANDING
iBert
Walters,
Tpc
II.
..
j
George;
IHlls,
Big
Four
;L,ousi
Aston,
v.
S.
k.
The
first
division
standing
t
Elmer
Smith.
Eagles
.
date
is
as
follows:
M.
Comadina,
C.
N.
B
PI.
Til
Ay
i
D.
Scptt,
if
S.
Grotto
6
5602
120
E.
Robe,rts6n,
Big
Four
....
Grand
Terminals
...
&56Q4
1121
-i).
McKehzip.
R.CN-Y.R-
Canadian
Legion
..
4M44C.
112
J.
Currle,
Qig
Four
mmviouAOYEiiAqEs
uVrSlviii:::
Hrt
Division
u
lrv,ne(
h.
8.
W.
E.
Williscroft
(G)
2
50
250',
McNulty.
Big
Fopr
W.
J.
Nelaon
(GT)
..
5
Wt
24?.'.
f
Dr.
J.
A.
West
CL)
.
I
27
247ji
(Lodles
League
A.
Donald
(G)
5
123C
Hi
l
Lowe,
Maple
L?afs
....
W.
H.
Long
(UT)
..
8
iHli
fi4
C
Irvine.
Drill
Team
J.
Hamilton
(GT)
..a
fi
239
MaytNes.
Maple
eafs
...
G.
P.
Tlnkfr.CM,..3iii3?v4pe;Bnddle.
JlajfleIafB
,
.
p.-PfW--..--5
231'v
Smith(
MnpIe
its
Col.
Melftflllem)
.
4
9(4
229
E.
SIai.ch
Drm
Team
....
W.
MitehDll
(OT)
..
2
43J
m
sue
Boddie.Mhi)le
Leftf.
w
j
.
rr
i
of
I
nidi
A.
jj
1..
ii
m.
rtfiuiewn
iv.ur
.
.v
oi.--.y
Gurv
kW;
Drl
Team
D.
Brown
(G)
5
10f0
214
Alex
Murray
(.CL).
3
637
212
A.
A.
Eaason
(G)
....
5
1040
203
J.
Andrews
(CL)
...
4
830
209
136
136
135
135
131
131
108
lb3
Julia
Watlers,
MapIe
lipfc
M.
Thompo0i
Maple
Leafs
LM.
Gilchrist.
Maple
Leaf?
.
BASKETBALL
LEAGUE
Senior
League
P
W
Port
Simpson
5
4
Kipcqlith
5
&uilva
Anna
ft
O
layers'
i,b
5
2
260
i
r
198
495
194
192
J90
m
181
180,
J79
lit
156
142
129
101
High
School
Indies'
League
t'P
W
Maple
Leafs
5
5
Drill
Team
5
0
Intermediate
...5
,5
lig
Four'
&;
4
;t.
C.
N.
V.
It.
....
5
2
5
be
II
:..
5,
.2
Kagles
,
5.2
P,
N.
Hi
5
:5
Junior
League
High
School
5
4
Colts
6
1
.62
414
41
33
3i
SEATTLE
WON
HOCKEYGAME
a
hp
mvrnni
a
VICTORIA,
30
att(e's
bawl
of
Dec.
puck
5:
Se-
chasers
Jwp
o
nil
win.
The
locals
were
badjy
crippled
by
the
absence
of
Cliff
Q'AIeara..
Victoria
fought
hard
al!
the
way
Ijuelj
short
pf
the
exhibition
ijrjjjuced
jiy
the
Eskimo
htjuad
wjig
jjjjjwejj
tafJinjt
tjvree
man
combination
rushes
and
tore
notes
in
the
local
defence
on
several
occasions.
'
Roth
of
Seattle's
goals
were
Scored
In
the
second
perfod.
t
-
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
.
Uj
XUr
Tramp)
43
Mayor
,Burtop
of
Hamilton
has
oQiBianeo
ipe
civic
machinery
with
d8
a
view
to
securing
the
next
Wrig-3?
I
Jf
y
Marathon
awim
for
Burlington
36
1
Bay
In
the
neighborhoqd
of
the
3i
29.
27
16
K
Humr
Bay
to
wtreme.
of
jtw0
o
them
unJ
ptMl8ib,y
Ste
""T.1
t0"fva.
purely
a
matter
of
15
12
2
12
8
..
8
I
L
Pt
0
10
5
0
L
Pt
0
10
1
8
Jey
that
the
competitors
will
not
"unif,
cold."
In
any
Dart
of
Lake
Ontario
pr
other
of
the
Gfeat'
11!
tme
daily
nam
SPORT
CHAT
For
years
it
has
been
Rogers
Hornsby's
ambition
to
be
a
mem-
A
I
V
II.
1
111
I
A
Ler
P
the
Chicago
Cubs
baseball
Heat
jCubs
Two
Goals
to
Nil
Outplaying
"
the
ifonie
Team
team.
As
long
ago
as
1925
Hurjishy
aakttd
If
it
would
be
pps-1
Bible
to
negotiate
a
deal
that
iWbUtd
take
him
to
Chicago.
Since
then
he
has
made
a"Cook's-
TgOtr"
around
the
.league.
Always
ja
.great
ball
player,
the
best
:riirhth:inHpl
hitter
in
nithor
slrepgtheijed
their
grasp
on
j
league,
a
conscientious
workman,
their
leadership
pf
the
pacific
jgivlntf
his
best
every
day,
for
Coast
Jjckey
League
here
Jast
Isome
unknown
reason
he
has
night,
syhen
they
invaded
the
proved
a
"whit
elephant"
on
the
lars
of
the
Victoria
(Cubs
and
.hands
of
different
club
owners.
J
-
L
1
"it
A
!1
.
I...
...
.V
....
grgoncu
on
iwh
points
uy
a
jwneiner
this
is
because
of
a
big
salary,
a
dynamic,
independent
personality
mat
will
tolerate
no
opposition,
or
some
other
reason.
!the
fact
remains
that
one
of
the
i
g-reateet
ball
players
anil
hitters
I
of
all
time
is
shunted
about
from
club
to
club.
Hornaby
believes
hs
Will
have
a
good
chance
to
tie
or
break
Babe
Ruth's
record
of
sixty
home
runs
in
om
season,
if
he
plays
with
the
ihieugo
Cuba.
The
Cub
bill)
park
is
made
to
order
for
a
long;
right
centre
hitter
like
llornsby.
It
will
be
interesting
to
see
if
Rogers'
pet
ambition
is;
ever
realized.
j
lust
about
the
funniest
shuffle
i
was
the
shift
which
!
sent
Bill
McKechnie,
who
won
a
pennant
for
St.
Louis
Cardinals
to
manage
the
Rochester
team
in
j
the
International
next
season
and
.
brought
Billy
Southworth
back1
AmDiuous
City.
He
and
other
tn
st
trnm
n..hi..r
in
representatives
of
the
corporation
McKwhni(s
plllce.
,t
i8
realv
prppose
to
interview
the
n.Lakes.fJie
qn
y
.mean.
of
avoiding1
d
not
a
thinjf
htly
to
dIl!.
''v;
7
1
7,-r
"r.
regarded,
no
matter
how
bad.it
u
"),vWi
vo-hiukb
alternative
nates
imnv
h
a
for
the
sw
m.
The
women's
Mar-
9
MfjPJV
'
hero
was
contested
"in
water
8of
quite,
suitable
temperature.'
A
7
.
week-later
the
mercury
plunged
6vheir
ihe
tempejatiire
was
taken.
5
A
-few.
days
after
theTnen'a
swtm
5
jlhe
..waer
.was
even
warmer
than
5
jon
th4-
occasion
of
the"
women's
4Marathbn.'.-.
4
2
.
i
rOrcw
are
beinf?
lined
up
in
2
o
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
tle
Statb
of
Maryland
to
fight
the
racing
interests
at
the
forthcoming
session
of
the
Legislature.
Maryland
is
the
racing
centre
of
the
east,
having
supplanted
New
Vorlc
.to
a
considerable
deem-
nfost
Mtrable
:'
i
''
;HQTfL
ARRIYALS
Royal
Glsll
Jonssen,
Osland;
Gus
Peterson,
Stewart;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
I).
Watson,
Digbyi
C.
H.
Underwood
and
II.
Howard,
C.N.R.;
D.McAlisfer,
City.
Savoy
J.
Randall
Black,
Kewanee,
III.
els
Llndclty.
Central
VfilICa
,
o
ftKtttiiru
in
rlonuptmuninl
Vwu
.id
'
aiiu
iiiHiitrss
uimn
nim
if
n
j
i
A.
r
oi
tie
same
organisation.
oft
.
0
possible,
-
i.f
il
the
merits
nf
the
fnmnita
.
.
.
.
..
.22
10
17
I
'
-'".'
1
iru
a
mimhAr
n
T
i.m
uii.
1
1
uuf
ub
a
course
ior
me
long
paddle.
If
the
.waters
of
Burlington
Bay
are
as
subject
as
those
J.
Weis,
fXN.lt.
;
Mrs.
Mpnes
n
and
Miss
Maggie
Jones,
Smithera.
JJLE
Or
BUSINESS?
The
Customer
It's
wonderful
the
way
you
can
read
that
ftinny
w'ritjag
pn
those
prescriptions.
!
ihe,
Urug
tierK-ftpn)e
pi
it
h
hard
id
muko
out.;
Then
we
ajwaya
pick
put
something
harm-
f.1.
i'
w.....,0i.,..
jti.;..i.i.o
fievlew.
''
Ben-Hur,
c,!!U0,'grJK,lt
There
'
stores
in
the
Curdinal
chain.
Just
how1
many
it
is
hard
to
say
off-hand.
But
St.
Louis
and
Rochester
are
the
shift
policy
as
the
Grriinal
Chain
Store
Corpoi-
ation
hps
shown
a
desire
to
make
Jhee
annual
ahifts
in
the
past.
Ann.
nftor
nil.
11
rmliv
ia
a
nnlirv
TO
CULTIVATE
BOXING
CHINA
NAftftfNG,
Cliina,
Dec.
5.
;
Some',of
(Sene
Tunney's
sut
eessors
jimy
m)l
n
Chinese
champion
one
of
these
days
if
the
aim
of
China's1
boxing
promoter
!
is
achieved.
The
j
gqvernment
hau
organited
a
box-!
ers'
bureau
and
elimination
con
tests
ere
to
be
held
in
various
parts
of
the
country
for
a
tourna-
Since
the
antl-be.ttlng
laws
become
i
meat
in
Nanking.
ppej-ptly
In
the
Empire
State.
The
Dr.
C.
T.
Wang,
minister
of
for-1
ffitht
will
be
-largely
political,
al-
eign
affairs,
has
taken
a
great
ia-
th'bugh.lhdppanderit
intereals
have
1
11'
ifl
the
new
national
iit-j
allied
themelves
with
the
oppon-
tuc
of
boxing,
of
,
which
General
i
4iitR
at
the
Admlt)istraU6n.
The,
Chang
Chi-kiang.
former
miliUry,
njWj'rncrug
factions'
hajve
imet8overn'i"
M
Charhar,
is
the
di-j
With
some
succesa
in
Ohio.'-but!
rector.
The
general
plans
to
pre-,
tjiey
will
riiect
with,
nw?
Aub-!"erve
the
old
style
Chinese
box-j
born
oprwsitlon
In
Maryland.!
whi(h
originated
here
a-bout
Fei'e:thert,4ia;ieet)biAilarl4.'V-
''-T'
)ptod
at
same
time
;
tlrmluce
Ahf
weatern
type
fj
niid
where
4t
is
coirducLed
c?n
a
ngting,Hlch.viW8
make
w
nos
sible
for
tb
Chinese
tc
meit
op-pannts'friHfl
other
ptw
is
o;f
the
Wprld.
I
The
Chinese
system
of
boxing,
as
practiced
thousands
of
years.
s
more
of
a
graceful
exerciwe
than
,n
r-
J
V
"ne
o7'w
.
I'oxing
aa
it
is
known
in
the
Uni--SD.-Umpbell,
R.
Slattery
apd
suleg
Bnd
no
,)lows
Hre
G..
S.
Clark,
Vancouver;
A.
Mar-
utrnv
Khali,
Anyox;
J.
V.
Turner
and
General
Chinntf
has
reouested
Dr.
i
II.
C.
Bamford,
Smithers;
JL.ihi.
,,rr,,.in..lal
niithnrltles
to
Mend
&
.McKenney,
Terrace.
Icandidr.tes
for
honors,
as
well
as
experts
in
the
sport
to
the
boxiny
tournament
here
this
fall.
I.1MBHRINO-UP
EXERCISES
They
had
Just
met
at
Atlantic
City
and
were
sitting
on
the
beach.
SHE
What
a
wonderfully
developed
aj
you
ha-HE-
Yea.
I
got
that
playing
i)al
itball.
By
the
way,
were
you
ever
-im
a
tracx
team.
MILK
MILK
Fresh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Telephone
657.
Why-
Children
need
Bovril
to
fortify
them
against
cold
and
illness.
Bovril
is
the
best
of
the
beef
in
its
most
concentrated
and
digestible
form.
The
special
body-building
powers
of
Bovril
are
due,
partly
to
the
actual
nourishment
in
Bovril
itself,
and
partly
to
its
unique
power
of
enabling
the
human
system
to
derive
far
greater
nourishment
from
the
ordinary
diet
It
assists
development
and
increases
stamina.
Give
the
children
Bovril
every
day
for
a
month
and
note
the
difference.
The
Body-building
powers
of
Bovril
have
been
proved
by
Independent
investigation
to
be
from
lO
to
20
times
the
amount
taken.
mmm
GovctimMv
Sinn
VcWs
mmc
i
FOR
all
occasions
when
a
pure,
and
full
flavored
whiskey
is
desired
choose
SEAGRAM'S
83.
It
is
luscious
whiskey-made
from
an
original
formula
and
fully
matured
and
ripened
in
individual
oak
casks.
IhC
oldest
stocks
oi
WtvUVwzv
tai
i
Thin
advertisement
i.s
not
published
or
di
pi.i.v
by
the
Mtiuor
Control
Board
or
by
th
ujvorn.
SPORT
FIXTURES
FOR
THE
WEEK
WwlnaadajFlrat
Dlvlaloo
llilllnrds:
Canadian
Legion
vs
irotto.
of
British
Columbia
I
I
II
w
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.
ii
nnis:
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Mi.r.'.i't-
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.roi
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r
Mans
Whisl:
Kiiit'lil'
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v
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!
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Intermi'iliiit-
iii
thias
vs
Seal
vi.'
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l.-
ii
if
l
r,,
i-icl'
i
Bp
vs
St.
(iiMii-gt-'s
;
Ni-w
Kinprifss
XuvhI
Uaaerve
.
i.-kIh
-
j.,i
vs
flrtilto;
Moose
byi-.
I'J'enm
vs
Map'11
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Boxing:
Liido
(.iunicli
vs
Uddlejlligh
School
v
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