PAGE
TWO
establishment
of
a
horseshoe
pitch
in
Victoria
was
given
by
the
directors
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce,
and
a
committee
ITKcoWcst
I
itocks
0
CcM?rntcr.
the
stot
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
FIRST
LADIES'
CROSSCOUNTRY
RUN
OF
SEASON:
The
London
Olympiad
Athletic
Club
went
wit
for
their
first
crosscountry
n:n
of
the
season,
startinK
from
The
Windmill,
Wimbledon
VICTORIA
IS
SPORTING
CITY
Horseshoe
Pitching
Planned
For
Winter
a
Ont
of
Amuse-mcnttt
for
Tourists
VICTORIA,
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Enjoyable
Affnir
Under
Auspices
the
1.
NAVAL
RESERVE
or
Lief
Isnknon
Society
in
.Metropole
Hall
Headquarters
Reins
Remodelled
to
Allow
Sports
Being
,
..
Carried
On
Division
2
Hull
City
5,
Bristol
City
Middleeboio
1.
Stoke
City
Scottish
League,
Dlv.
1
Ardries
1,
Tartiek
0.
Ayr
United
2,
Kflmarnick
4.
Celtic
4,
Clyde
0.
1.
0.
Millwall
2,
Chelsea
1.
Notts
County
8.
Blackpool
1
Oldham
0,
Grimsby
.1.
Portvale
3,
Barnsley
0.
Preston
5,
Clapton
2.
Reading
5,
West
Bromwjch
3.
Southampton
2,
Bradford,
2.
Tottenham
2,
Notte
Forest
1.
Wolverhampton
0,
Swansea
0.
THE
DAILY
NEW3
Saturday,
November
7
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
Maple
Leafs,
Players
Club,
Toe
H
and
High
School
Basketball
Winners
at
the
Exhibition
Hall
seven
minutes
after
the
game
be-
poli
Howard
....
gan.
During
these
seven
minute
George
Mitchell
.
the
game
was
a
severe
test
on
the
Alan
Cross
large
number
of
spectators,
both
Eddie
Smith
....
teams
having
quite
a
number
of
Tom
Kelaty
shots
at
the
basket,
though
unable1
Bill
Lagtbte
.4.
.
to
score.
Shot
after
shot
just
rolled
!
B.
McDonald
...
around
the
edge
of
the
ring,
thenj
would
drop
outside,
causing
thej
Total
......
fap
to
groan
and
cheer.
At
half
Native
Soft
'time
the
score
stood
5-8.
The
sec-'suiru
Gurvlch
.
.
ond
half
started
very
fast,
both
:
Harry
Mensiew
.
,
mi
pnjoyauie
uasirei
soemi
was
1.
wrfK
f
ut
f
.nnart
fmm
,d.,i?f
leV!Tin,B.
'"J11
Metro"
Extensive
rdnovations
are
being
the
public
llll
llllll
llV
Hta
I
iof
Pmnlrunn
Cn
.....
.
.
.
;
....
.
.
ment
of
the
Tourist
Trade
Oraiin's
i
,V
maue
ai
ine
local
neatiquarters
on
Although
there
was
a
large
num-
proposal
for
the
u?,l"?8Jcy.80me
180
I"
Mag
in
the
waterfront
of
the
Roval
Ca-
her
of
fans
in
attendance
last
j
attendance
at
the
event.
nadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve!
night,
the
girls
are
playing
a
Dancing
was
enjoyed
to
the
and
the
taking
out
of
some
brand
of
basketball
that
would
train
of
music
played
by
Miss,
partitions
will
nrovlde
larirer
nrovp
moat
interMtintr
in
anyone
f
t
1
1
l-
1
T
r.
1
1
.
.
...
.
.
.
wfll
be
anoointed
to
consider
wawi
K
wwen
ana
j.
rwrsiaa
ana
quarters,
where
a
badminton
court
I
who
love
.a
fast,
hard,
and
clean
and
means
of
carrvinir
it
out
lJBCK
5,V,K
WB"
m"8ter
c""
will
be
installed
and
other
aetivi-
Igame.
rtaii
n
i
r
t
i
srww
vi
ivtimuiiviiv
tiro
ui
me
uricnmeiii
carnru
un;
w
a"nl
by
Tom
Dybhavn
including
miniature
rifle
V
Z'lv
Wso!tb
r
r
K
thamberi
range
JlnS'Sfrf
mniI
tn,
were
kept
m
bpoUng.
A
shower
bath
will
also
recommendation
of
that
body
to
.i
...
.i....
-
the
directors.
Mr
Patterson
urged
,
...
k
.
the
de
achmen
wa
he
d
The
The
committee
in
charge
that
arrangements
be,
commenced
i
con-
for
the
construction
of
.
,h.lt.r
i
Itd
of
Hans
Longhdm
and
Tom
"val
team
will
play
basketball
:
Uybhavn,
who
were
assisted
by
next
W
la
the
Intermediate
for
the
nlaving
of
the
Weshoe
:
game,
together
with
a
club
room
other
members
of
the
Society.
for
such
indoor
sports
as
checkers,
chess,
etc,
to
be
erected
in
the
downtown
district.
Mr.
Martin
declared
that
a
lmrseshoe
pitch
would
not
only
provide
suitable
entertainment
for
winter
visitors
from
the
prairie.-;
and
other
parts
of
the
country,
hut
would
also
encourage
tourists
to
settle
here
permanently.
"It
wouhl
le
a
good
investment
for
Victoria,"
he
sid.
ENGLAND
WINS
SOCCER
MATCH
j
SWANSEA,
Nov.
17.
There'
WAs
a
closely
contested
interna-Ittmal
football
match
here
today
The
director
feit
tMit
the
pro-
iWtween
England
and
Wales,
the
poaal
was
one
which
merited
sun-
fatmer
beinx
victorious,
winning
port,
and
will
appoint
a
committee
frani
their
opponents
three
goals
to
work
on
the
project;
Ufowo.
.
.
n
m
imer
THE
above
illustration
is
from
an
actual
photograph
of
an
original
keg
in
which
the
celtbraUd
"Seagram's
83"
was
first
itored
for
ageingand
still
in
posseialon
of
Joseph
E.
Seagram
&
Sons,
Limited,
Waterloo,
Ont.
All
Seagram's
Whiskey
is
aged
in
individual
oak
casks,
and
the
year
of
manufacture
is
guaranteed
by
the
Dominion
Government's
seal
over
the
capsule
of
each
bottle.
.
League
with
Rig
Four
and
is
practising
assiduously
for
the
mateh.
On
Friday
evening
of
next
'week,
Engineer
Lieutenant
R.
C.
Parsons
will
address
members
of
jthe
unit
on
the
subject
of
"Inter-nul
Combustion
Engines."
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
League.
Div.
1
Bury
1,
Arsenal
0.
"Cardiff
0,
Hudderafield
0.
Leeds
0.
The
Wednesday
2.
Leicester
1,
Sunderland
0.
Liverpool
3,
Ttolton
Q.
Manchester
United
0,.
Derby
1.
Newcastle
1,
Birmingham
0.
Sheffield,
United
2,
Everton
1.
Westham
0,
Portsmouth
1.
Astonvilla
2L
Rlackburn
1.
Uurnlfl
2.
Mncliester
City
.1.
Drill
Team
Pta.
Nellie
Guftfeh
8
Cath.
Irvine
2
Laura
Friszell
3
Rvelyn
Mareh
0
Ella
Steen
..
0
Helen
81mm
1
Per
1
Cowdenbeath
1,
Third
Iinark
School
Intermediates
last
season
Dundee
1,
Aberdeen
1.
Hibernians
2,
Raith
0.
Motherwell
1,
St.
Johnston
Queens
Park
1,
Falkirk
3.
Rangers
4,
Hamilton
0,
St.
Mlrrcn
2,
Hearts
2,
1.
Prince
Charles
tonight
to
Ruck.,
ley
Bay
to
pay
a
visit
to
the
mill
there.
Mr.
Heaphy
states
that
there
are
no
new
developments
ag
regards
"tho
possibility
of
the
plant
being
reopened,
'
0
S
0
2
Ttltfll
mm
-m
e
0
0
ifaple
Lalk
PU.
Per
Lillian
Lowe
4
4
May
Nm
1
1
Sue
Doddie
0
1
Julia
Walters
0
1
Margaret
CiTlshrist
0
r
Vera
Smith
5
0
Total
.10
10
Senior
league
,
Playing
a
better
combination
game
and
with
good
shofljtlng,
the
Players'
Club
defer
ted
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada,
88-18,
in
a
well
played
senior
game.
The
first
half
started
well
with
the
ii..
r
.!.
nf
Inal
vpor'l
II.
A
scoring
spell
and
seored
2fi
points
to
the
Native
sons
inree.
The
players
were
a
follow:'
Players'
Glut
Vt
Bill
Mitchell
.10
..
0
.
1
,.
2
17
,.
0
,-0
..8fc
1C
"I't
Per
0
8
!
teams
trying
their
best
to
score.
Vic
21
era,
lee,
0
,'Good
combination
plays
were
e'x-'wike
iluillnich
2
ecuted
by
each
team.
This
league!
Jack
MeKultf
.......;..
S
'is
developing
into
a
real
battle
Cy.
Manning
0
every
Friday
night.
Next
Friday
M.
MeCallum
...'3
the
Drill
Team
has
hopes
of
win-
.
,
ning
its
first
game,
but
also
Intend
to
win
three
straight,
according
to
their
coach.
The
Maple
Leafs
have
won
three
games
from
the
5
Total
18
2
e
18
Intermediate
league
Toe
II
defeated
the
C
N.
R.
17-in
a
good
game.
Both
teams
SPORT
CHAT
After
all
the
eliminations
are
over
for
the
heavyweight
title
of
J
champion
of
the
world
and
the
winner
has
been
awarded
the
Tunney-Muldoon
trophy
us
rightful
succi-ssor
to
Gene's
crown.
The
ladies'.seniof
basketball
came
played
last.eveninc:i
there
will
still
he
u
doubt
in
the
in
the
exhibition
buiklino-
wno
nhnnr
thf
Vmrrlpsf
fnmrhr.
iminds
of
boxing
faun,
wrlteH
game
so
far
this
season.
The
Maple
Leafs
won
from
the
!j"me"
J-
1crb?tt
Champion,,
who
Drill
Team
by
one
point,
the
score
reading.
The
Maple
remet'
t
Leafs
played
a
fast
game
and
seemed
to
be
inspired
to
do
tne
eyea
0f
the
pubnc
there
u
better
as
the
game
went
on.
The
Drill
Team,
although!
only
one
champion
as
long
a
playing
a
hard
and
fast
game,
was
at
times
a
little
slow
in
Jhe
remain
uniicked.
When
Jef-
neckinp-.
and
the
same
rln
nr
flip
snirir
wns
lnr-Winn-.
Thpifrie
retired
from
the
ring
he
:
o
i
-
.....
aiapie
J.euts
opened
the
scoring
--
gave
the
title
to
Marvin
Hart.
2'Hart
beat
Jack
Root
and
then
4
'lost
to
Tommy
Hums
for
the
j
'championship.
When
the
last
1
bell
has
sounded
over
the
battles
1
I.
.
.
.
.
1
1
01
1
2
oerween
vne
mssos
aim
oimrncyn
4
land
PaoMnos
nd
Loughrans
and1
nth
-myriad
other
claimants
for
'fttoiyr
Jmirels,
no
fervid
enthus
iasm
wfll
greet
the
vletor.
He
will
nevetee
the
million
dollar
ates
that
marked
the
Demimey-Turin'
Mttle
of
the
Century."
Only
the
rise
of
a
new
fighter
unknown
toMhe
nresent
gencrat-t
ion
of
taxing
fans
will
hare
an
iota
of
chance
to
call
himself
a
world's
heavyweight
champion.
best
looking
hockey
squad
in
the
National
Hockey
league,
according
to
Manager
Art
Rosa,
who
Drill
Team
and
there
is
only
a
'showed
considerable
Improvement
'has
started
his
fifth
year
in
difference
of
a
total
of
five
points
I
over
their
last
game.
C.
N.
R.lcharfje
of
the
team.
Dave
Gill
for
the
three
frames.
This
leatrue
I
wr
wuk
in
their
ahnntintr
Imt
nf
nttuwu
i
ihf
onlv
manuirer
H.
W.
Pattinson
night
o
the
Catala
ver.
1)
tthe
the
season
to
date.
Toe
H
and
the
same
ciud
ior
a
longer
penoa
the
C.
N.
R.
are
new
ehtrie
intolthan
Hot.
The
Bruins
have
a
jbusiness.
the
League
and
not
too
muph
can
nucleous
of
veterans
from
last
be
exneeted
from
them
an
uarlv
In
ivnar'm
(Mm
whieh
won
the
Prince
each
game
is
being
played
harder
as
the
players
are
learning
fast.
They
should
play
some
very
inter
eating
games
in
the
very
near
fu
ture.
The
score
at
half
time
was
18-0
in
favor
of
the
High
School.
G.
Stewart
refereed
the
junior
game.
R.
B.
Skinner
refereed
the
senior
game,
and
Ernie
Anderson
and
Doug
Frizzejl
were'
umpire.
Oke
Jackson
was
official
score-keeper;
Joe
Scott
timekeeper;
F.
W.
Allen
on
the
door.
ONE
MORE
BILLIARD
GAME
PLAYED
IN
SECOND
DIVISION
Only
one
more
game
was
played
last
night
in
the
second
division
bifliard
fixture.
W.
Bailey
(Cold
Storage)
defeating
Joe
Beesley
n..i.
,nin,
h.
..t,r
!
(Grotto)
by
a
score
of
200
to
17G.
ball
m
in
poasewion
-of
team
alternately.
Play
centred;
'"nB
"Y
io
jii.
rRostly
in
the
middle
of
the
floor
The
Io"in?
thf
"main
ng
fDr
these
'four;
minute.
The!Kawh
b
PWred
at
the
guards,
playing
excellent
basket-.
wr"d
W.
E
WI
ltecrof
(Grotto)
ball,
were
able
to
stop
many
com-l
vs.
blnation
play,
before
the
Players';
Charh
Baptie
(Cold
Storage).
i
.
..
..
,
Ceortre
Howe
vs.
John.
Alsv.
Mitchell
to
Howard
to
Kelsey.
Kelcey
played
a
good
game
for
,
the
1'layers'
Club,
scoring
17
of
the
afi
nointa.
Having
the
best!
first
season
of
senior
basketball,
,
ihavine..
played
with,
tfie
nignj
BILLIARD
STANDING
shooting
form
for
the
Club,
he
The
first
division
standing
to
was
continually
receiving
passes
date
is
as
follows:
from
his
teammates
which
he
pj.
Ttl
Av
nearly
always
eonferted
into
Grand
Terminals
.
.
S
3086
1212
points
If
he
was
in
a
good
position
Grotto
4
4393
1008
to
shoot.
Kelsey
is
playing
his
'Canadian
Iglon
..
8
8222
1074
BILLIARD
AVERAGES
First
Division
Donald
S.
InU
made
his
initial
appear-!.
xwiagno
v.i
.
ance
In.
the
senior
league
and
W
J
Nelson
(GT)
.
played
well.
With
further
prac-
Col.
McJIordle
(CL)
.
tl.
in
senior
company,
he
will
M.
M.
McLachlan
(G,
Imake
a
good
teamnwtefor
'Vl
W.
E.
Williscroft
(G)
iMcnlieB.
both
being
of
fiLouUlen
Self
(GT)
,fimA
rtiitlfl
The
Native
Sons
uia
wr,
j.
a.
wesi
ku)
E.
ileanhr.
eeneral
mlinarrer
J)f,nt.nlav
n'
well
in
the
aeoond
huJfyl.
Andrews
(CL)
(BASKETBALL
November
20
Senior,
Kinco-Hth
vs
Port
impson;
Intermediate,
Big
Four
vm
Naval
Reserve,
High
School
vs
Eagles.
November
28
Senior,
Native
Sons
of
Canada
vs
Kincollth;
Intermediate,
C.
N.
R.
vs
Eagles;
Ladies,'
Maple
Iafs
vs
Drill
Team;
Junior,
High
School
vs
Colts.
Noember
27
Senlr.
Players
Club
vs
Port
Simpson;
Intermed
iate,
Naval
Reserve
vs
High
School,
Big
Four
vs
Toe
II.
November
80
Senior,
Native
Sons
of
Canada
vs
Port
Simpson.
v
C.
N.
v..u
-
'
Intermediate,
I
ntermeflMte-.
Big
lllg
Four
rour
The
tn
"
the
ine
two
two
Karnes
iomes
so
so
far
ior
nlnved
inayed
in
in
.
,
.
four
minute
after
p
ay
began.
,Ud
,
M
f
this
tournament,
the
Co
d
Storalre.llL,,,e,,
'1"PIC
eai
i
.n
,
L-...--..ii.
.
each
I
wuraamenw
m.
Dia
aiorage
Team;
4,
Junior,.
High
School
vs
Colts.
December
4
Senior,
Players
Club
vs
Kincollth;
Intermediate,
EagJes
vm
Naval
Reserve,
High
School
vs
Toe
II.
December
7
Senior,
Native
tiiuu
unaity
maae
a
nwu
iwww
,
.
.
Z
r
rn,u
tin
with
a
very
fast
combination
play.
.oona,u
vs.
camp-r'kF
vs
Drill
Reserve;
Ladies,'
Maple
Leafs
vs
Drill
Team;
Junior,
High
School
vs
Colts.
December
11
Senior,
Kinco
llth
vs
Port
Simpson;
Intermed
late.
Toe
H.
vs
Eagles,
Big
Four
vs'High
School.
THE
DORMANT
NERVE
When
a
limb
will
not
move
or
u''
an
organ
of
the
body
will
not
3
750
250
function
a
dormant
nerve
is
res-3
750
250
ponsible.
The
result
is
disease
3
C90
230
.through
nerve
pressure.
When
2
4G4
232iyou
are
suffering
from
Head-1
250
250
ache,
Backache.
Sciatica,
Rheuma-1
250
250
tism
or
have
stomach
trouble,
1
247
2r47jyoii
may
be
sure
that
dormant
3
SS&iUDunervesare
the'
chief
cause
of
the
the
Los
Angeles
Lumber
Products
'and
were
decidedly
off
form,
D.
Brown
(G)
4
850
213
trouble
Co.,
arrived
In
the
cityvfrom
Se-
shooting
for
the
basket.
At
half
I.
Stephens
(G)
4
907
2271
You
will
be
surprised
how
eag-
attle
on
the
Trlnce
George
thisitime
the
score
was
12-10
in
fuvoriW.
Mitchell
(GT)
...
2
440
223
1
ily
and
painlessly
these
troubfes
morning
and
will
proceed
by
the
of
the
Players'
Club,
but,
after
(W.
H.
Long
(GT)
...
3
721
240
can
be
removed
by
Chiropractic
the
rest,
the
riayera
slnrteu
a
j.
Hamilton
l(JT)
...
8
718
239
.adjustments
and
the
Infra-red
A.
A.
Hasson
(O)
4
801
200
ray.
Consult
V.
C.
Asplnall,
4
G.
P.
Tinker
(CL)
..,
3
C88
229iand
7
Exchange
Block,
Cor.
of
M.
Andrews
(CD
...
.1
C24
208
,
Third
Avenue
and
(Uh
St.
Thones
Alex
Murray
(CL)
..
2
387
104
i
Red
2R3,
Green
341.
Open
even-J.
Beesley
(G)
1135
135
'lugs.
Advt.
771
O.
Stenstrnm,
mac,
Pacific
Mills,
re'-:
Ocean
Falls
on
the
Prince
George
last
nijrb
business
trip
south.
George
Taylor,
travtii
:
tor
for'Canadian
Natmr
hnvo
imnrnvi.il
in
hnnilllntr
a
Vinll
in
the
loiiciu.
whn
h.'iu
lifn
loca-
i
'"IpS,
HrrtVeu
on
thp
Toe
H
played
their
bet
game
of
.ted
in
the
aa-ie
city
and
with.4'
nif
mmmnw
Junior
League
iof
Wales
cup
and
the
Ameriean
Cbrh"mlnlster
at
to
'and
Mrs.
Deans
Deuri-
0,'f
and
f
High
School
defeated
the
Colts
llose
out
in
Its
fight
with
thel,urnw'
to
ine
IaIer
T'
w
24-12
in
a
well
fought
Junior
!New
York
Rangers
to
enter
the!I,r,n,e
George
last
nigh
League
game.
Thewe
junior
play
for
the
Stanley
cup
and
the
,n
a
trip
south.
teams
are
steadily
improving
and
world's
title.
M.
P.
MeCaffery,
who
ha
on
asbusines
trip
to
Var..
Victoria
and
other
tio;r.'
south
during
the
past
v
oca!
an
I
Personal
failed
j
C.
MpKinnon
of
Rtwar
on
thin.',
morning's
train
.ir
,
treal
where
he
will
vmat
..
,"0f
trip
to
Scotland.
Mrs.
Dan
Lldstone
unrt
f.ir
arriveihjlii
the
city
on
the
'V
Cefinr'i.'
ttifit
...
K
UJ
L
Visit
wHh,
local
friends
Mrs.
'Wheeler
of
St?v.rf
has-been,
sending
the
pa?)
('
days
ll)
the
city,
left
on
t
.j.
trnln
for
Boston,
Ma?
Jaek
Grqham
of
Por
,---who
spent
the
past
s
ir
-faged-1l:
fisheries
puTn
has
arrived
in
the
1
it
the,wjnter..
George
C.
Bushbv
r
jr.-..
the
fclty
on
the
Pnr.
c
this
morning
from
a
nig
t
toria.
Mrs,
Bushbv
a
rcr
in
the,
south
for
a
while
(
returned
to
the
city
on
it-
(
TIRJIP
T
1
ni
V
IMh
1
AdU.
a"
lhf8
V.
i.
Hnrtholemew
v
electrical
engineer
an
eity
from
the
soutli
on
.he
'
George
thl
morning
I
:
here
being
in
connec'.r.s
negotiations
for
the
mr
T;
tbe
municipal
utilities
'
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dan
K
who
Were
recently
rr.ar
Vancouver,
the
bride
h-nwrly
been
Miss
W.r.:-son,
arrived
from
the
the
Prince
George
th
after
a
honeymoon.
m;
land.
Tfiey
will
take
tnce
at.Osland.
Sergeant
Wllkie,
pr
He,
arrived
In
the
Prince
George
this
morn::
Vancouver.,
having
n
h
tody
Andrew
Westerlun
dton
whose
arpeal
.
three
months'
senteni
f
'
for
supplying
liquor
Is
to
be
-heard
in
C
'oun
here
next
week.
RADIO
PROGRAM
FOR
THE
V
Saturday
7.00
p.m.
Lucky
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW.
b
KFI.
8.00
p.m.Phileo!
K
K0M&.
KGO.
KPO.
h-
9.00
p.m.
Correct
"
KOMO,
KGW.'
KGO,
K
9.00
run.
Earle
(
Program.
KGO,
KPO.
9.00
p.rn.
Golden
KH
,KOMO,
KGW
10.00
p.m.
The
nig
KGW,
KOMO
10.00
to
KGO
11,00
to
1100.
YES
o
It-.
'
on
Kr
Annoying
Bladder
Weakness
of
Old
ARf
Slf?J
SANTAl
M
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i.i.
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