PAGE
TWO
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News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Alii
Y
aH
KID
ROY
IS
STILL
CHAMP
Wins
Decision
over
Vic
Foley
in
Twelve
Hounds
or
Fierce
Fighting
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
6.
Ia
(Kid)
Hoy
of
Montreal
sucess-fully
defended
his
Canadian
featherweight
title
when
he
won
the
decision
in
a
savagely
fought
twelve
round
battle
with
Vic
Foley
here
last
night.
Hoy
came
from
behind
in
the
last
five
rounds
and
battered
the
Vancouver
boy
with
solid
smashes
to
the
face
and
body.
Foley's
right
eye
was
closed
in
the
seventh
and
thereafter
he
j
was
at
the
mercy
of
his
opponent
who
lore
in
with
savage
fury
to
take
advantage
of
the
break.
Roy
floored
Foley
in
the
first
round
and
again
in
the
twelfth.
The
weights
were
Foley
126,
Roy
1242.
ELKS'
WHIST
There
was
the
usual
large
attendance
at
the
Elks'
Ledge
weekly
whist
and
bridge
tournament
last
night.
Mrs.
H.
Skattebol
won
the
whist
prize
with
a
score
of
204
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Howe
was
high
in
bridge
with
2426.
Three
hundred
carloads
of
grain
were
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
the
railway
division
west
!of
Jasper
Park
bound
for
the
Al-iberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
:
elevator
with
300
car
east
of
(that
point
cortfrnrg
this
way.
I
Twenty-three
ears
arrived
here
overnight
and.,
nene
are
expected
during
the,
next
34
hours
.
Close
Games
Feature
Opening
of
Badminton
League
Season
at
Cathedral
and
the
Armories
The
opening
games
in
the
Badminton
League
were
played
last
night,
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
winning
from
the
Cathedral
and
the
I.O.D.E.
beating
the
Regiment.
All
were
very
well
contested
and
a
great
deal
of
enthusiasm
was
shown
both
by
members
and
visitors.
The
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
met
the
Cathedral
Club
in
the
Cathedral
Hall
and
won
in
all
three
matches
but
by
very
slight
margins.
Hearty
applause
was
given
each
exciting
rally,
winners
and
losers"
sharing
equally.
The
following
were
the
scores:
Ladies'
Doublet:
Mm.
H.
L
Shadwell
and
Miss
Margaret
Pal-
hall
was
entirely
strange
to
them,
mer
beat
Miss
L
M.
KJIett
and
Kent
Mtttday
nifnt,
being
Miss
Francis
Cross
16-1
Thanksgiving,
there
will
be
;an(f
10-14.
.
Mixed
Doubles:
iHllcncll
ucai
ii.
i.
Liusn
niiu
a,
C.
Brand
.15-8,
10-15,
15-14.
At
the
Armories
In
the
game
between
the
I.
0.
D.
E.
club
and
the
Regiment
the
competition
was
not
quite
as
close
but
the
men's
doubles
was
particularly
well
contested
scores
were:
I
of
France!
.
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77
Ow''
Keep,
it
Handy
Emergency
Measure
-
mm
t
-
1'
.f.
THREE
STAR
had
not
been
practicing
and
the
Thrust
and)arrr
'and
the
rine
of:
sreel
on
itcel.
Such
b
.
n
,
T
scenes
as
ttys
werej
s
common
when
the
Musketeers
of
the
King
roamed
the
streets
of
Paris.
Days
when
every
man
placed
his
faith
in
his
glittering
sword
and
his
lady's
favour.
Athos,
Porthos
and
Aramis
.
.
.
one
for
all
and
all
for
one
,
.
invincible
then
as
always.
HENNESSY
BRANDY
Bottled
at
Cognac,
France
HSR
Thta
advertisement
flpt
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(It;
The
Traiap)
no
i
gamea
but
the
following
Mendav
Frank
Russell
Cathedral
will
nlar
the
I.
0.
D.
IJlrs.
Shadwell
beat
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
and
Regiment
will
play
the
j
Robert
Uartlett
1S-7.
lo-is.
Prfrwe
Rupert
club.
!
.Men
s
UouWes:
Kussell
ana
1
,
r
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i
1
1
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a
tt
t
n
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a
The
opening
of
the
Badminton
The
kea8ue
,art
night
was
sprung
ratner
suddenly
and
a
number
of
Ladies'
Doubles:
Mrs.
Thor
the.
Plarer8
had
not
been
prac-
Johnson
and
Mrs.
Long
beat
Mrs.
HC1?
"r
the
event
In
two
J.
C.
McLennan
and
Mr.
EvIttP
wnen
lDe
xl
mes
15-3,
15-7.
Men'
8
Doubles:
Darton
Norrington
beat
Johnson
Nicholls.
11-15,
15-14,
15-10
are
played,
there
will
be
quite
-
A
.
1
1
-
j
a
umcreai
taie
u
veil,
nayers
at
ttvs
expect
to
be
in
the
games
will
be
'preparing
tberaeelvea
so
UxA
DmiM.?
P
Stuart
and
t'
tem
the
best
Mrs.
Self
beat
E.
E.
Greig
and
'
,B
them-
u
a,
P-Mrs.
J.
S.
Wilson
15-1,
15-8.
,We
"rrangemenU
may
be
raade
iw
PponBU
to
the
The
visitors
were
playing
under
difficulties
in
that
some
of
them
ioart
on.,whlch
th
are
u
X-
ine
RMitaess
oi
wte
attendance
last
nigfct
was
due
to
the
fact
that
few-
people
knew
the
games
were
being
jslajrad.
Although
his
next
appearance
in
the
ring
will
be
u
a
junior
welterweight,
Jimmy
McLarnin,
Vancouver
boxing
sensation,
prefers
to
stay
in
the
135-pound
division,
says
an
Eastern
writer.
For
the
past
year
he
has
been
putting
on
weight
wry
rapidly.
In
stepping
out
of
the
lightweight
class
McLarnin
will
leave
the
scramble
for
Sammy
Mandell's
world
title.
One
match
sought
by
the
Vancouver
youngster,
who
is
now
in
his
twenty-first
year,
will
be
with
Joe
Dundee,
who
at
pre-!
ent
holds
the
147-pound
crown.
Two
weeks
from
today
he
makes
bis
debut
as
a
welttr,
when
he
fae
Tommy
Grogan
in
Detroit,
la
the
event
of
a
victory
over
Grasan
he
will
be
matched
with
either
"Baby
Joe"
Gans
or
Ruby
Goldstein
at
140
pound.
COLD
STORAGE
STILL
AT
TOP
Resvtar
Weekly
Crlbbaie
Fix
tures
Played
Iast
Evening
Prince
Rupert
Cribbae
League
traaaists
last
nsgbt:
C.
N.
ODeraUnsr.
12:
Prince
Rnpari
Hotel,
II.
CL
It,
MechMriea,
lot
Kaglea,
11.
Nnoae,
IS,
K.
af
CalmbH,
IS.
CaU
Stonmw,
11;
GraUa,
16.
Canadian
IHsrion,
17;
Orange
ntee.
10.
.
X.
Sons
of
Canada.
12;
Xew
A.
C
If.
(League
Table)
W
CaM
Stonwt
75
N.
Sans
of
QaMnsm
Tt
Priae
Knpett
llntd
.
78
Grotto
78
K.
af
Cola
mom
....
71
Can.
Legion
67
Moose
65
New
Empress
M
C.
N.
Opersltoi;
....
C.
N.
Mebana
OS
0
ran
ire
08
Eagles
CI
L
Pta
60
75
9i
73
62
78
62
7S
72
OS
72
OS
7S
02
j
74
01
"Why
should
axle
grease
tip?"
demii
nded
the
farmer.
"It
is
now
tift
HiMl
or
swim
ming
suits."
SPORT
CHAT
Tex
Rickard
says
he
feels
certain
that
Jack
Dempsey
will
box
again.
'The
rumor
that
Dempsey
will
return
to
the
ring
has
a
good
foundation
despite
his
present
shyness
in
regard
to
future
bouts,"
Rickard
say.
He
ready
wants
to
return
to
the
ring.
Whan
a
good
young
man
comet
along
In
the
winter
campaign,
you
will
find
Jack
ready
to
prance
through
the
ropes
again.
He
will
be
a
big
card
tea.
I
am
sure
the
ex-
chamfrfefl
will
again
Jkn
the
glove."
I
Although
the
comeback
campaign
of
Luis
Angel
Fin.
hy
hair-'ed
Argentine
who
lost
tile
great
est
of
modern
ring
battles
to
Jack
Dempsey
in
1928,
already
has
reached
the
stage
where
he
is
negotiating
with
Jack
Renault
and
Roberto
Robert!
for
boots
in
Buenos
Aires,
Tex
still
ia
not
sure
that
the
South
American's
Sport
HOCKEY
CUTIS
TRADE
A
Alit
i?H
REATFST
CO
A'L'IES
IH
THE
SPORT
ohn
Ross
Roach
i
right
i
net
ten
Chabot
of
the
New
York
er
for
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs,
was
exchanged
fur
Hangers
the
Leafs
getting
$20,000
cash
in
addition
intentions
are
serious.
Firpo
will
have
to
come
back
to
the
United
Statu
to
prove
with
some
real
fights
that
be
is
an
available
contender
before
he
can
be
taken
seriously."
said
Rickard.
He
made
mention
of
the
fact
that
Young
Striblin.
Atlanta
heavyweight,
'continead
to
show
tint
he
is
one
of
the
st
roar
est
contenders
for
the
heavyweight
crown."
(IWImrd
SUndingM)
(Second
Divfrfen)
G
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Av!
Grsati
Terminals
....
2
ISM
90
Cold
Stoiasre
2
1889
945
Grotto
2
lfM
848
tlrvdlv1dnal
Average)
M.
M.
MabHteMnn
(G)
2
400
206
John
Bulger
(GT)
...
2
S9
20
W.
H.
JarmanfW)
tW)
1M
J.
Hilbnaa
(C8)
....
2
80
186
J.
iy
(C8)
2
400
200
C.
Baptie
(CS)
2
400
200
;
J.
Campbell
(CS)
....
1
200
200
C.
L.
Youngman
(GT)
2
207
149
Ben
Self
(GT)
2
872
1S
S.
D.
Mac
Donald
(G)
.
2
S68
1S4
W.
K.
Williacroft
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176
176
W.
Bailey
iCP.i
J.
Bee
ley
iGi'
W.
Mitchell
GT
G.
Howe
(G)
G.
Krause
iCS
Bert
Morgan
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i
BASKErBALL
GAMES
FOR
THIS
ELK
Players'
Club
aii:
i
son,
considered
t'
teams
as
any
in
tii?
'
meet
tonight
in
the
s.
ball
league.
The
i
iii
aa
felewa:
1
"layers'
Club
i,e
.:
BMI
Mitchell,
Eddie
-Howard,
Joe
Gosoe.
T
::
and
Louis
Smith.
Port
Simpso
Roljct
S
Pete
Alexcee.
R.
M.
White.
D.
Musgrave
Wells
and
R.
Cooper
High
School
vs
I'.
.:
Toe
H.
vs
Eagles
Intermediate
game?
mating
their
first
aw
-''
the
season.
Cork
Tipped
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package
Plain
Ends
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package
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