PAGE
TWO
Three
Goafs
iyjyDne
Ist
VICTORIA,
Nov.
2Lr-Chalkiiie
Portland
Boekarooa
defeated
Victoria
Cubs
in
a
fast
hockey
game
here
last
night
three
to
one.
The
Luckaroos
held
the
Cubs
throughout
ind
after
the
first
period
which
went
scoreless
jumped
into
a
two-goal
lead
in
the
second
period.
Early
in
the
final
session,
they
added
another.
The
Cubs
fighting
hard,
broke
iulo
scoring
about
mid-period,
for
the
only
counter
of
the
night.
LARGEST
CROWD
YET
MOOSE
WHIST
GAMES
Ole
WefMtad
and
NeU
Gundenton
Winners
of-Prizes
in
Knockout
TMernament
I.at
Hrening
The
largest
crowd
yet
was
In
at
t
THE
DAILY
NE?3
Wednesday,
Nov
i,
ews
and
Views
In
The
World
o
f
Sport
(
HUTINi;
THE
NATURAL
CHUiKS
IN
HODZU
RAPIDS
This
is
one
of
the
di,veripns,
of
the
Japsitjese
who
live
in
the,
neighborhood
of
the
waier'y,
and
expert
seapancbip
is
required
to
keep
the
craft
oK
the
rocks.
PORTLAND
WON
AMERICANS
HOCKEY
GAME'
LEAD
HOCKEY
JJuekaroos
Beat
Victoria
Cubs
Only
Unbeaten
Team
Wins
From
Toronto
Last
Night
on
Gotham
Ice
TORONTO,
Nov.
28.
The
New
York
Americans
last
night
went
into
the
lead
of
the
international
section
of
'the
National
Hockey
League,
remaining
the
only
team
unbeaten
fallowing
their
victory
over
Ottawa
on
the
Gotham
Ice.
Walsh,
in
goal
for
the
Americans,
played
the
leading
role
in
the
game.
Ottawa
U
in
second
place.
Montreal
on
the
home
ice
beat
Toronto
and
tied
the
latter
for
third
place.
Boston,
by
heating
Il'tts-burgh,
went
ene
ahead
of
Detroit
in
the
American
section
and
one
point
behind
the
leading
Rangers.
See
re
were:
Montreal
4,
Toronto
0..'
Boston
1,
Pittsburgh)
0.
N.
Y.
Americans
-
L
Ottawa
0.
tendance
last
night
at
the
weakly,
beat
the
University
of
B.
C.
13
knookooV
whist
tournament
fori
points
to
7
in
the
final
match
members
of
the
Moose
Lodge.
'Saturday
and
thus
won
the
two
First
prises,
chickens,
were
won
game
series
for
the
championship
by
Ole
Webstad
and
Nels
Gunder-
of
Western
Canada.
Now
the
son.
Thore
were
no
second:
team
will
seek
to
lower
the
colors
prises.
I
of
the
eastern
champions.
Your
Grocer
Rccomtnendj
It
Athapta
la
all
MiffUit
-nn"hjc
I
fel
1
1
fa
Ml
ii
iTiTi
1
run
Port
Simpson
Beat
Players
Club
at
Basketball
Last
Nhht
bv
a
i
Smith
scored,
preceded
by
a
nice
bit
of
combination,
from
Lambie
!
to
Mitchell
to
Lambie
to
Smith.
1
0an&jr
IorrlMon
Bill
Hill
iJirnhfo
BAnn
oinror1
oorofn
-
..
:
-r
rwrr
r
;A,1
cross
for
the
Players'
Club,
during
a
regular
mix-un
of
players
under
the
basket.
There
was
no
further
scoring
for
about
three
minutes,
bntb
teams
passing
and
taking
shots,
at
the
baskets
but
failing
to.,
score.,
finally
George
White
on
a
long
shot
from
centre.
Poll
!
ard
scored
again
after
a
throw
in
from
Smith.
Sankey
scored
on
Gosse's
peMonal
fowl.
Howard
scored
on
Bryan's
personal
fowl.
n
.
.
further
passing
and
shots,
time
ended
with
the
Port
Simoson
quintet
leading
21-19.
This
game
showed
the
fans
real
fast
conization
played
by
two
teams
giving
all
they
had
to
win
but
to
win
with
the
best
of
feeling
and
good
sportsmanship.
Players
were:
Port
Simpson
Pts.
Per.
Bob
Sankey
11
0
Pete
Alexcee
;..s...
4
0
Russell
Mathers
4
1
Dive
Mu8grave
v
!
.'
6
1
Geo.
White
s.;::.V.....
2
'
4
II.
Bryan
0
2
Pete
Wells.
0
1
Total
21
9
Players'
Club-
PU.
Per.
Tom
Kelsey
3
0
Allan
Cross
6
0
Poll
Howard
12
,1
fiiU
Lambje,
.2
Q
"
Geo.
Mitchell?.'........'
0
2
Eddie
Smith
2
3
Joe
Gosse.
.
..
.....
0
1
Total
19
7
Intermediate
League
High
School
va
Navy
started
like
it
would
be
game
hard
fought
to
Jthg,
finish.
At
half
T0tl
2
21
ttiol
Vm.
OQ
T.
It
-
Fred
Burdett
0
Total
.17
SPORT
CHAT
0
J
!
Nurturing
of
the
cauliflower
Sttreof21
Points
to
NindM;T:eL
'
recent
months
that
Tex
Uk-kard
The
Port
Simpson
quintet
again
defeated
thd
Players
has
beeri
forced
to
turn
now
nnd
Club
in
a
close
and
spectacular
basketball
game
before
a
then
to
bihet
TeetabIea
for
Pro
large
crowd
in
the
Exhibition
building
last
evening.
The
fit-
The
w,nter
8e80n
ets
:un
Port
Simpson
team
outclassed
the
Players'
Club
in
shoot-
der
way
with
man'
difficulties
ing,
While
the
Players
had
the
best
of
the
play,
they
S""
c2ai
of1.L!IadiS0!!
.
1
.
.
.
.J
Square
Garden,
who,
like
Jack
i
1
i
i
i
x
were,
however,
Unable
to
register
enough
baskets
to
win
Demp8ej,
8eem9
to
be
80ftenin,r
the
game.
Although
they
tried
hard
and
shot
of
teri,
they
under
the
load
of
success,
says
Were
Unable
to
hold
the
lead
that
they
took
after
the
the
Associated
Press.
Opposition
opening
of
the
second
half.
For?.
.
is
sprung
up
in
the
town
Tex
Port
Sfrapson,
Alexcee.
Mathers
"J"
8core,
?
-8,
in,
favor
used
to
rule
without
question
and
and
Sankey.
playing
a
fast
com-
Nbv-v-
HJth
the
beginning
the
,s
off
lhe
pubc
toate
f
th
co"d
hslf
th
binatiori
game,
were
responsible
school
for
CflUijfi0wer.
The
departure
for
the
victory.
The
Players'
boyi-t
the
Nav
of
King
Tunney
from
affairs
fis-
Club
wns
without
the
services
of
w
blf
s
ch
a
fast
Uc
gtarted
the
b
ht
on
jts
onf
Bill
Mitchell,
their
captain,
and
-
'"'
big
constant
moneymaker,
is
ln
tne
first
half
the
-
.u.
Km.
fci.
Navy
boys
v.t,
....m.-
,..t,
George
White,
the
stellar
guard
f"1
wonderful
game
for
a
who
offered
mthing
m
med
a
men
io
for
Port
Simpson,
opened
the
"
-
".
pmc-
erlty
whn
opportunity
knocked
,ce
W,M
becoine
accustomed
Iscoring
with
an
accurate
shot
thf
Now
they
do
not
ehoose
to
fj
ht
ifrom
thecentre
of
the
floor
the
ifc
,
,a
"
he
"'fj
preferring
to
argue
thjffr
"respe?
ibail
dropping
perfectly
through
Jn.
nd
half-
tive
rights
to
the
emity
thron
Ithe
ring,.
Pete
Alexcee
followed
Macdona
d
was
high,
seor-
nih.r
tha
f,
ht
f
he
hon0)
with
a
dribble
from
the
centre
to
ef
w
the.
w,nni
Iscore-
Avith
a
nice
one-handed
?ixteef
P,nt8-
G-
",we-
"
i
n
w
.
.
shot.
Bob
Sankey
scored
shortly
la
i
,P?nt
wa
mi
man
i
Jack
gh
sftenvards
on
a
good
pass
from
.
..
"
"
knee
and
the
outstanding
heavy
I
-
-
-
...
a
.
.
a
WIIC
J
1
1
M
U
k-H'IllMII
T
1
1
1
IMCV
Km
...
i
Mathers.
After
play
had
been
.
...
'
"
weight,
desnite
the
crushinir
At
!i"
."Ll8'.
"!
t
beginning
of
the
seison.
I"tMb'
Den,W'
Jf
a
m
High
School
Pts.
Per.
J"TC'"
"uw-
,
'igamenis
lor
HaroM
Macdonald
16
2
,n
tI?inIntfl
a,mc1t
tx?
.rno.1t,
...
6
...
8
i
Bob
Stalker
G
Bob
Irvine
0
Totaf
36
R.
C.
N.
V.
R
J.
Pierte
Geo.
Howe
9
Hon
rhrni-
n
intercepted
a
pass
and
passed
to
jw-
2
i
made,
art
attempt
at
a
long
Shot
ibut
failed.
Sankey
recovered
the
unit
1
1
uui
ituuuuu
a
itu
dvuicu
.
MwwviHie
q
"K"
nave
oeen
siow
in
neanni
He
may
never
agaih
reach
tl.
0
heights
he
achieved
in
bendin
Dempsey
to
his
will
for
the
bettc
'
part
of
four
rounds.
The
rest
o
Pts
Per
the
crop
have
failed
entirely
t
0
ncr
ur
nave
gone
o
Steo
I
j
me
puuuc
minu.
jonnny
kik
q
appears
to
have
passed
his
pea
q
Tom
Heeney
got
his
chance
art'
his
drubbing
from
j
Tunne
Q
j
Dempsey
is
through
ivvith
th
game"
forever.
George;
Godfrey,
'because
of
his
Negro
blood,
has
t
1
!
',.3
.
Big
Four
defeated
Toe
H.
29-17
'
never
reeeived
serious
eenslde'rat-
Howard
took
a
long
shot
at
the;ln
l
ion
Paulino
Uicudun
and
Your
basket
also.
Kelsey
got
the
re-ii
j.aii
i
.
.l.
,
.
'
Stribline
are
"too
touffh-for
thr
.
jt'
fmJ"
"tjii
in
ine
iirsi
nail
DUi.
t
j
j
.
bound
and
scored.
Howard
drop-
j
,u
.
.
boi's.
ped
another
through
after
a
pass
from
Doc.
Gosse.
Sankey
scored
a
penalty
shot,
called
on
Mitchell.
Howard
intercepted
a
pass
and
scored.
The
half
ended
with
Port
;Simpsort
ieadlng
ll-lO.
With1
the'beginning
of
the
second
half
(he
Plavers'
Club
star
ted
strbhir.
'ltownrd
scored
about
Bill
Wrathall
run
leese
ahd
Bill'
took
advantage
of
not
being
guar-
So
while
Tex
awaits
a
flaming
ded
and
scored
fifteen
points.
At
youngster
to
plow
up
the
ground
half
time
the
score
was
8-6
ih
all
over
agalnjess
MtMahori.
re
favor
of
Big
Four.
tired
Garden
matchmaker,
is
plan-
Big
Foui
Pts.
Per.
nlng
the
opening
of
a
new
indoor
Kddie
Smith
2
Ernie
Ratchford
.......
8
half
a
minute
after
play
began.
t
jduring
a
melee
of
players
How-I
,
'''
q
Bill
Wratbfll
15
aanKey
scored
on
a
long
pass!,
a
...
nice
nice
pass
pass
to
to
Alexeee
Alexcee
who
who
put
put
2
arena,
and
Humbert
Fugazy,
for
3
the
first
time,
seems
assured
of
3
a
place
to
stage
shows
in
the
win-
4
ter
time.
The
new-comers
have
2
popularized
"popular"
prices.
0
which
do
not
jibe
with
the
Garden
Total
29
14
scheme
of
things.
The
best
scrap
Toe
H.
Pts.
Per.
'of
the
indoor
season
anbears
to
J.
Underwood
3
Bert
Walter
0
0
be
a
match
between
Tommy
0
taughran,
the
light
heavyweight
.0
champion,
and
Mickey
Walker,
crea
Port
Simpson
In
the
lead
16-15.
If'
P
JIo"'Tn
Vt
1
.
1
Vf
.middleweight
.leweight
,7,7
,
.77,
king,
king,
who
who
,
,
has
has
.
On
White's
personal.
Kelssy
wVSnlS,
'"
."
ri!
?
9"?.
i
4
1
1
"'ht
heavyweights.
This
ihls
is
is
light
heavyweights,
scored
scored
a
a
ooint.
point,
tl.ln,
tleing
ih.
the
score.
Mathers
and
Sankey
made
several
passes
going
down
the
floor
with
Mather
scoring.
.
Howard
took
a
rebound
and
scored.
Sankey
scored
.on.Eddie
Smithi
personal
foul
With
another
long
shot
mom
thc.centre
circle
Sankev
scored
again,
'putting
Simpson
3
4Points.t..the
xood.
with
time
nearly
ufi.
Howard
over
one
2
Tex
can't
make,
because
of
the
v-R
!
.
1
li
LI:
1
1
1
f
ancieni
ieuu
uciwecn
niuiBeii
biiu
R.
B.
Skinner
refereedS-all
-the
(Jack
Kearns,
Mickey's
manager,
games,
assisted
by
Robtft
&h-
(which
dates
back
to
;Kesrns'
split
key
and
Ernie
Anderson.
Oke
with
Dempsey
and
adcuiaihf
vo.ns-vii
vtab
uimiai
wvicRCTjicimnai
liicKaru
wiuenea
ine
ureacn
Doug.
FritfceH,
timekeeper:
Geo
Johnstono
was
on
the
door.
A
large
number
of
fans
was
in
attendance
.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(It
j
Thr
Tramp)
The
importance
of
the
Olympic
games
and
the
great
part
Canada
took
in
them
in
reflected
somewhat
in
the
criticism
which
has
followed.
It
seems
as
if
there
was
no
letup
to
the
kicks
being
made
by
somebody
in
regard
to
the
conduct
of
some
department.
The
cricket
team
to
play
the
first
test
match
between
Austra
lia
and
England
In
Australia
diir-1
Ing
the
present
tour
is
to
be
cap-
tained
bv
J.
Rrcler.
It
is
his!
first
effort
in
taking
charge
of
so
Important
an
eleven.
CHICAGO
PITCHER
GOES
TO
MINORS
CHICAGO.
Nov.
28.
Duke
Keats,
Chicago
wing
man,
has
been
sold
to
the
Tulsa
club
of
the
American
Association
League
at
a
wfllver
prica
of
$5000.
i
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PAIN
in
BLADDER
Promptly
Eutd
br
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to
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tor
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word
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Stocks
Noon
and
afternoon
closing
prices
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
on
our
stock-list
board
daily.
We
can
give
instant
ser
vice
In
buying
and
selling
Mining
Stocks"
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange.
We
also
have
facilities
for
accepting
Wheat
order
oh
Winnipeg
Stock
Exchange.
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28
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Time.
KHQ,
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Magic,
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10
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KGO,
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12.
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Dec.
1
7:00
Lucky
Strike
Hour.
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KGW,
KGO.
KPO,
KFI.
8:00
Phllco.
KHQ,
KOMO,
kGW,
KGO.
KPO.
KFI.
9:00
Correct
Time.
KHQ.
KOMO.
KGW.
KGO.
KPO.
9:00-Golden
Leaends.
KHO.
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO.
10:00
The
Rig
Show,
KHQ,
KGW,
KGO:
KOMO.
10
to
12:
KPO.
10::i0
to
12.
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N.
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15.
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86.
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78,
79.
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56,
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7
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05,
70
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26.
27
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1.75,
2.60
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17.
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9.00
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Friday
Vancouver,
7.80,
Children's
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8.16,
Period
for
adresses,
9.00
Violin'
nnd
Song
Recital,
10.00
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Trio,
Edmonton,
10.30,
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