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THE
DAILY
NEW3
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
I
CANADIAN
LEGION
PLAYERS'
CLUB
HAS
HOCKEYPLANS
LEADS
DECISIVELY
MEETING
MUSICAL
BILLIARD
FIXTURE
PROGRAM
AND
DANCE
UNDER
FIRE
NIMROI1S
ON
WAY
HOME
WIT.J
THEIR
TRf)PrHE$.
i
Hunters
Middle
down
the
West
Biver
and
acrosn
Lake
Kejimkujik,
in
tb
heart
of
the
country,
to
New
Grafton,
Nova
Scotia.
ALBERTABEATS
I
U.
B.
C.
RUGBY
I
TEAM20TQ11
I
VAKCOUVWb
Noy.
22.
The
UMV'Tsi'y
of
British
Columbia,
jrawi
tied
for
the
honor
of
beinj
jtbe
best
shots
in
Jibe
district.
A
few
took
two
birds
with
only
two
shots.
Winders
were
as
follows:
Turkeys.
100
yards
M.
F.
;Noure,
II.
D.
MaaNeil.
Isaac
Sam
0.
Ragsdale.
C.
MichjeL
A.
Pet-
football
team
went
down
to
defeat
(Ruddy.
Nohr
Hauer,
Floyd
Stan-yesterday
before
the
University
of
Her,
A.
R.
Brown,
Nohr
HaOer.
Alberta
team
from
Edsnoston.
thojGeeie,
22-rifle
range
Floyd
Stan-si-f.r.-
being
20
points
to
11.
!yW,
M.
F.
Nouree.
Thin
name
was
tthe
first
of
a
I
erieh
o(
Jwo
for
the
western
Can-
L.
Meor.
T.
rroedWmV
3.
Mend
i
MftWtuMe
rugby
chant-
:
Kenna,
T.
,
Jcdh-b.
Goose
it!
U
SPORT
CHAT
Y
-
Keen
interest
was
tafcltn
in
th!perinjat,
next
Ytur..
"Hugfinii.
id
annual
Barns
Lake
turfy
shoot
which
was
held
recently.
There
were
260
yard
and
100
yard
tar-
gets
and
large
numbers
of
marks-
WW..
T.
Jensen,
A.
Petersen.
(
Geese,
100
yards
It.
C.
Walker,
M.
F.
Nourse';
26
yards
H.
C:T
Wafter.
turkey.
Turkeys,
22rifl
range
A.
M:1
Other
events.
Turkey
J.
Bell."
Warner.
"It's
to
noon
to
tell,"
answered
IHlirh
CartSr
crrfAimt
nf
Yat
pitchers
when
a-dced
if
he
thonght
.tha
YaBkee
could
repeat
and
win.
I
their
fourth
American
League
a
great
little
manager,
but
four
flags
in
a
row
is
a
tremendous
thing
to
expect
of
any
team,
Much
depends
on
Laueri.
If
4
tat.
''A.
IsntaJrJfcsV-nnnW
i
cw
rt
i-uss
rm
kiith.
CIGARETTES
tyventij
for
hat"
shoulder
stiffens
on.
hhra,
as
it
is
likely
to
do,
be
never
will
be
the
player
he
wan.
The
Yan
kees
will
have
Ruth
the
Babe
:n
all-around
value
s
so
far
a-
head
of
any
nun
who
ever
played
that
comparisons
are
fonHsh.
He
ot
only
is
a
great
hitter,
but
h
is'
a
great
fielder,
runner
and
Im-ever.
He
is
the
best
left-hand
-thrower
I
haVe
ever
seen
sinci
WiHie
Keeler.
And
he
has
a
lot
more
pep.
4
"
tllE
WEATHER
Prinjse
Ifopett,
rahring,
light
sowthsji
a
wind;
temperature,
41.
.
liaptaftort,
cloudy,
cahn
40.
.
Port
.
Siaspson,
southerly
wind,
rain,.
41.
;
'.
;
Terrace,
oloudy,
abjn,
t4.
Rosswood,
cloud,,
eirra.
Si.
.
AKre
Arm,
ploudy,
cahn,
36.
,
Aajfvi,
jnrt
cloudy,
ealm,
JMl
n
Stewart,
rainiag,
calm,'
S3.
i
llatettoa,
part
cloudy,
calm
31.
?ffiraiteTn;
cloudy
calm,
28.
'Hoi
rns'LnVc,
clear,
calm,
32.
Atlin,
clear,
SE
wind,
SO.
Whiteborae.
clear,
calm,
23.
Dawnqn,
clear,
calm,
6
below.
9f
With
only
three
games
played
last
night.
Canadian
Levi
on
is
lending
Grand
Terminals
by
the
(Vcir-ive
margin
of
705
to
481
in
:his
wekV
first
division
billiard
ix'im.
U'irh
breaks
last
night
were
40
by
Kelson
and
32
by
T'iis't.
the
individual
scores
be-):l'
;is
follows
:
J.
Andrew-!
(Canadian
Legion),
-T
W.
H
J
irman,
Ul.
G.
P.
Tinker.
250;
C.
L.
Young
man,
108.
(Tames
yet
to
be
played
are:
Colnnel
g.
i
Mclaordie
y.
W.
.
Long,
and
Alex
Murray
vs.
C.
(V.
liaiagno.
BILLIARD
STANDINGS
(Second
Division)
G.
T.
Af.
CM
jrage
S
814
W
Gnu
Terminals
....
8
29S
SSKi
k&roJto
.,
4
8470
80S
J.
Me
(CS)
2
400
200
.Individual
Averages)
M.
X.
McLachUa
(G
4
761
190
Jofia
Mfcer
(GT)
...
S
as7
iia
W.
IL
Imana
GT)
.
.
S
Ml
197
J.
Hitttun
(CS)
....
S
ZW
191
C.
Bants
CS
S
m
i9G
Km
SnhT
(GT)
S
572
191
W.
Baflej
(CS)
....
S
574
191
S.
D.
MacUonald
(G)
4
752
188
J.
Beesley
G)
...
4
719
180
W.
E.
Williscroft
(G)
3
530
177
W.iUteheM
GT)
....
8
585
178
G.
ow
(C.)
4
707
177
J.CnaHhl41
C8)
....
2
138
100
G.
'KrAaw
(CS)
2
334
1G7
C.
L.
Youngman
(GT)
3
434
141
BertIorjran
(G)
....
1
101
101
SCORERS
IN
BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL
SCORERS
(Senior
League)
J.
JoJinsoa.
Kincnlith
41
W.
Mitchell.
Players
Chtb
2&
P.
Howard.
PLyer's
Club
2
Tom
Kelsey,
Player's
Chib
an
K.
Sankey,
Port
Simpson
R.
Mathers.
Port
Simpson
C.
kobttrUeo,
Kincolith
22
1
P.
Alexcec,
Port
Simpson
....
22
J.
McNulty,
Native
Sons
1&
T.
SUwart
Kincolith
15.
G.
Mitchell,
Players'
Club
....
10
H.
Menzies,
Native
Sons
10
George
White.
Port
Shnpsn
.
10
a
8.
r,7-.,i
Gurvich.
k
Jl.i...
Native
Sons
o
.
7
-
Eddie
Smith,
Player's
Club
.
.
'
M.
Trimbk.
Kincolith
B.
McDonald.
Native
Sons.
.
H
McCallum,
Native
S-ns
.
j.
M
Bud
i
rich,
Ntie
Sons
.
.
D.
Musgrave,
Port
Simpson
V.
Menzie.
Native
Sons
2
W.
Lamt.in,
P14yrs'
Club
....
2
1
P.
Alien.
Kincolith
2!
A.
Gross.
Player's.
Ciui)
.....
1
-
rue
(
rC.
Irvine.
Drill
Team
..11
,May
Ness,
Mapl
Leaf
....
10
1
L.
Lowe.
Maple
Leafs
10
!
Helen
Sim.
Drill
Team
iJ
"J??,.
Sue
Boddie
Maple
I-eafs
"
Vera
Smith,
Maple
Leafs
J
N.
Gurviik
Drill
Team
E.
March,
Drill
Team
8
Julia
Wat
lorn.
Maple
Leafs
"
M.
Thorn
immMU
Mapk
Leafn
t
M.
CiiUhiiat,
Maple
Leafs
.
(Inlermedinte
League)
H:
MardonHa.r.
.
.
T:T.
i.
Underwood.
Toe
H.
......
2d
A.
Cross,
IL
S
'.
.
21
J.
Howe.
R.
O.
N.
V.
R
20
Fred
Me
Donald.
R.C.N.V.R.
..
19
B.
McDonald.
Eagles
,..
18
W.
WrathalL
Big
Four
J
E.
DinjrwtJt
Kaalaii...
...
.17
kVItatchford,
Big
four
15.
Eddie
Smith,
Too
II
1.
D.
Stalker,
C.
N.
K
.....
10.
D
Morrison,
II.
8,
10
Eddie
Smith,
Big
Four
10
H.
McCallum.
Eagles
9
D.
8talk
r,
IMg
Four
8
J.
Pierce.
R.C.N.V.R.
........
P
J.
Harris,
Toe
H
8
R.
Rommers,
C.
N.
R
.1
W.
Bagshaw,
R.C.N.V.R
C
G.
Dyer.
R.
C.
N.
V.
R
0
F.
Dlngwell,
Eagles
,
6
F.
Burd.
tt.
Toe
H
0
A.
Shi.
-,
C.
N.
It
5
The
Prince
Rupert,
Players
Cluhj
held
its
regular
monthly
meeting
last
niirht
In
the
1.
O.
1).
II.
when
principal
business
was.
in
conuec-
j
tion
with
the
play,
"The
Saving
Grace,"
which
will
be
stuged
nextj
month
for
the
benefit
of
the
Gyro;
CIuU'h
playground
fuud.
'
After
the
meeting
thern
was
a
program,
which
included
solos
by
ai
H.
Blott
and
J.
A.
Teng,
humor-ous
stories
and
card
tricks
by
J.
P.
Dougherty,
and
selections
by
the
High
School
Orchestra,
consisting
of
Miss
Margaret
Qllchriitt,
MM
Bernice
Ross,
Walter
John-(Mil,
John
Huso.by
and
Bityy.
Bacon.
;('
'
After
the
program
dancing
rtt
Bgagd
li
unlit
miduight
with
muais
by
Al
Snull.
l'inients
were
served.
A-
A.
Connon,
prwIdnt
of
Players'
Club,
was
chairman
and
master
of
ceremonies.
TO
AID
TRADE
OFTHISCOAST
llvn,
James
Malcolm.
Federal
Minister.
Assure
Delegation
at
Vancouver
Today
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
22.
"I
hope
within
a
few
days
to
be
able
to
make
an
announcement
that
will
be
in
line
with
your
wishes
in
regard
to
trade
from
Vaneouver
to
Mexico
and
other
southern
ports."
declared
Hon.
James
Malcolm,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
to
a
delegation
of
lumber
men
who
today
sought
a
subsidy
to
aid
lumber
export
to
Australia.
In
regard
to
the
Australian
request,
the
federal
minister
a'f
it
was
along
these
lines
the
department
had
been
thinking
and
it
-would
be
given
favorable'
con
sideration.
He
said,
however,
that
no
subsidy
could
be
given
for
the
carrying
of
one
commodity
alone.
WAR
SECRETARY
TO
QUIT
PUBIC
LIFE
LONDON,
Nov.
22.
Sir
Laming
Worthington
Evans,
secretary"
of
state
for
war,
haa.
announced
that
V.
-
1
1
nrvf
!
n
rn
Visa
1
f
t1
tiA
ft
"
VV""
?1
J
I.V
tCommvus
at
the
next
election
ow-
,,
....
-
...
.,..
fill"
l"
IHV
IUUUH1IUI
M
uin
UCUIkil.
U
is
posiible.
however,
that
Sir
laming
may
seek
another
constituency
than
Cokbester
di-.
vision
which
he
now
represents
in
the
Houw
of
Commons.
ABRASIVE
GARNETS
Practically
the
whole
of
the
Canadian
abrasive
garnet
output
th
present
has
been
ob-
ltalneil
from
a
dKa'(trf
situated
.Jl8
miles
east
of
Bancroft,'
Ont
ano.
George
Hills.
Big
Four
4
iM.
Oomadina,
C.
N.
R.
bVM
Cameron.
C.
K
F.
Morrison,
Toe
II
'.
.
.
2
P.
Scott,
ill."
S
2
E.
Robertson,
Big
Four.'.
.'.
.
.
2
Scott,
H.
S
2
iF.
Boulter,
R.
C.
N.
V.
R
1
W.
Collinson,
To
H
I
T
T...I..
TIC
,
IV.
11
YH1C,
II.
.5
I
a
Stalker,
IL
S
J
.
MaNulty,
Big
Four
1
(Junior
League)
W,
Johnson,
II.
S
24
J.
omadina,
H.
S.
21
J.
Rryant,
H.
S
16
.!.
McNulty.
Colts
12
J
pierce,
Colts
C
Nelson,
Colts
4
T,
Steen,
Colts
2
B.
Bacon.
H.
S.
2
T.
Katsuya,na,
Colts
2
T.
Bussanich,
Colts
2
A.
Walters,
Colts
2
T.
Smith,
H.
S
i
est
Colds
Rub
well
over
throat
and
chest
vssjss:
Miii,',iiiiM'PM'maaBS
American
Sporiin
Rtlitor
Writes
Humorously
nf
Lutes
t
S.'hme
For
I'layuffw
Paul
Galileo,
sports
editor.
New
:
'ork
Ntw,
writfct:
A
N
ol
uh
are
laughing
ourselves
sink
w.hi
.
the
iHw
e5amiionibip
pajty-off
rules
for
the
Stanley
Cup
thi
year,
and
the
mason
for
tli.n
i.s
because
they
are
just
ten
-
1
for
woruu.
it
soenw
we
m
i
hake
a
long
pannant
race
in
w
.
n
illsAsinsk
andat
the
eu
oi
tl
:t
ra.tlirc
iwft
l
two
wim.er.s.
!
Do
these
two
lay
oil
,n
U,.
world
'aoriM?
Ha,
hii'.
I.iien
toAvhat
the
generous
hm
key
U:h-jfrsjvsthbt
up;
'
ThtVio'
'first
place
tfumc
play
a
series.
This
automat
iciill
el-imirmtes'
nne
of
the
winning
teums
from
further
Stanlev
Cup
play.
The
two
second
place
ajid
two
third
place
team
me.
t.
That
niakea
thre
series
wt,a.-
hud
Now,
the
winner
of
tin.
-.eon''
and
third
place
teams
pl;y
a
series
for
the
right
to
asm-t
th
first
place
rarvivnr
for
the
Sum
Uy
Cup,
Nsskiag
in
ail,
fiv-
m-i
;ies.
Thi
is
an
intrwtinj(
rxeri
I
meat
in
just
how
much
the
pu!
lie
wUI
aland.
If
th
euaiomei
igo
for
Uch
arrant
nonsense
th.
thing
will
be
so
urrstuged
next
year
that
the
fourth,
fifih
and
sixth
teams
get
into
the
play
of
fa,
All
the
winaiav
tonms
will
play
and
all
the
toning
tiitnw
will
do
the
same.
Thin
will
continue
until
-one
team
has
won,
say
ton
gamos.
This
will
automatically
disqualify
U,
and
so
on
down
the
line
until
the
two
teaass
that
have
lost
the
most
I
gam
6ome
together
Xer
the
fin.
;al
play-off.
They
keep
on
plsy-jiDg
until
all
hands
drop
from
I
exhaustion,
whan
they
will
he
given
a
decent
burial
and
th
jStanJey
Di(t
wllhe
praonated
to
the
ietrpoutaK
jHuaonai.of
Art
Any
ajrstein
whereby
one
of
the
pennant-winning
teams
gets
put
out
of
the
Stanley
Cup
play-offs
is
all
wrong
off
the
hat
It
re
move
all
the
incentive
for
sharp
!
play
throughout
the
season
I
There
k
no
urge
to
win
when
I
second
or
third
will
do
just
as
well.
The
teams
will
otaU
ani
loaf
and
save
up
for
the
absurd
list
of
pky-offs
in
order
to
report
for
them
fresh
nnd
able
Do
I
hear
the
gold-laying
goose
begin
to
pick
at
the
coverlets?
The
new
arrangement
is
all
in
favor
of
the
magnates.
.
ilftfi
This
advcriscr.c
s
.
Usbed
or
dtsr.a
a
I
Liqyor
'Jonm,.
L
r
.
the
Oovernmi"
X
'
Could
Not
Sleep
Heirt
Would
Start
Pumping
and
Pouodii;
Mm
Fred
P
Aw
Canary.
AJu
.
wr.tw
BO
UIIK'n
with
B
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sereMning,
srut
ti.w
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!
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itrtd
takmg
'
'
fully
mv
I
sin
a
;
Urtber
1
oiil
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SOr
it-'
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dealers,
or
nisilel
1
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by
The
T
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Toruoto,
Out,
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