Rupert
at
Prince
Ruperti
Regiment
vs
I,
O.
.D.;fi
O.
D.
E.
Dec.
171.
O.
D.
E.
vs
!
hi
ssA&)t3aM
FIXTURES
FOR
BADMINTON
Th
following
are
the
fixtures
for
the
newly
formed
Badminton
League:
Nov.
5
Prince
Rupert
v
Cathedral
at
Cathedral.
I.
0.
D.
E.
vs
Regiment
at
Regiment
'
Nov.
19
Cathedral
vs
I.
0,-D.
E
at
I.
0.
D.
E.
Regiment
vs
Prince
Rupert
at
Prince
Rupert
Nov.
26
Regiment
vs
Cathedral
at
Regiment.
at
I.
Cath-
edral
at
Cathedral.
'
Regiment
vs
Prince
Rupert
at
Regiment.
-
Matches
to
cornraene
at
8
o'elock
sharp.
BRIDGE
PARTY
HONOR
or
A
very
enjoyable
bridge
party',
was
jriven
Saturday
evening
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
M.
D.
Lambe.j
in
honor
of
Miss
E.
A.
Niekrson,
a
bride
elect.
The
guests
were;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
A.
Nickersoa,
Mr.;
unit
Mrs.
Lancaster,
Mr.
and
Ws.i
Jen;ier.
Mr.
and-Mr.
Larkin,
Irn
and
Mrs.
J.
.SUvrii,
Mifses
B.
Nickerson,
M.
Lancaster.
AVel-;
son
:iiil
Messrs.
W.
'
Witt,
'
E.
Smith,
J.
Underwood.
At
the"
close
of
the
evening
daii.t
v
refreshments
were
servetl
and
pnVca
awarded.
The
honorf
of
"ir
evening
wt.e
carried
away
bv
Mrs.
Lacaater
and
Mr.
Jen-
nrr.
t
tie;
consolation
prUes
going
t
Mrs.
wood.
Jenner
and
Mr.
Under-
ews
a
Moose
ball
:
Senior.
I
n
n
W
tm
piHiia
Utinert
at
n
.
at
.
nd
SPORT
CHAT
bridge.
Cabbage
League;
C.
Operators
vs
P.
R.
Hotel;
C.
Mechanice
vs
Eagles;
Moose
SCHEDULE
FOR
vs
LADIES'
WHIST
tional
Orani
Ladiaa
vs.
DrXKMIIKK
a
Mnoa
Ladiaa
.
St.
Oeorfal
LMIm.
Canadian
Nat'-inal
Ladtas
vs.
Orana
UIIM.
(8-
Canadian
National
Ladiaa
va.
Mooae
Ladle.
at.
Orora'a
ladiaa
va.
OraOf
Lsdla.
4.M
AKV-
iSW
IS
-Canadian
National
l
adiaa
vs.
St.
CMCg'
LadM-a.
Uooae
LadMa
v.
Orne
Lsdlas.
'
"rut
a
hit
To-.ticur'
rTtest
ProciimMe
(THE
ORIGINAL
Pare
ScoSch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
ftrttlrJ
ana
a
WJlUa)
Blxm-CWntiwl.
tJmlUnMk
Unll-lw..f,l
i
w,
Smlwa
,
udvirtlicment
Is
not
published
or
ilifl:iye.l
by
the
Untior.
Cttitrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
llriliali
nnlumbia
Views
In
The
World
of
Junior
Football
League
Holds
Annual
Banquet
When
Addresses
On
Sportsmanship
Are
Delivered
The
annual
banquet
of
the
Junior
Football
League
with
tiiL-
uresentation
of
the
Rochester
shield
and
meaals
took
piace
oa
Saturday
evening
in
the
Boston
Cafe.
There
;
v.
ere
present
members
of
the
three
teams
from
Booth,
tm.,1
and
Borden
Schools
to
the
number
of
over
fifty
boys
and
in
addition
H.
B.
Rochester,
Mayor
McMordie,
ivusss
Li.
A.
Mercer,
Miss
S.
A.
Miite,
Mrs.
J.
K.
Boddie,
S.
U.
Macdonald,
Geo.
W.
Johnstone,
W.
Reid,
A.
Sharpies,
A.
Hallerman
and
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill.
0
Canada
was
sung
iintl
ihe:i
attention
was
directed
;o
the
business
of
disposing
of
the
quences
of
their
own
actions
wa3
;
;!l:.
which
wjs
attended
to
real
training
in
character
build-hatisfactorily.
The
president.
J.
S.
Wilson,
welcomed
the
((Bests
on
U.
Macdonald.
president
of
!
behalf
of
the
executive
and
then
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
lied
the
assembly
in
community
whose
financial
support
the
aingjBg.
Mr.
Wilson
asked
Mr.
Rochester
HEKNEY
STILT.
COVETS
THE:
HEAVYWEIGHT
TITLE:
The
to
present
the
shield
to
the
cap-fighter
who
was
vanquished
by
Tunney
is
with
his
bride
in
New;tafft(l
of
tgh
amj
Booth
Schools
7tu
'nlannino-
to
return
to
the
I'nited
States.
:who
tied
at
the
end
of
last
sea-
ante
to
w
present
ai
wie
ikiiimuo-He
knew
of
no
other
single
event
that
had
given
him
so
mucn
piea-
gratulate
the
boys
on
their
good
'showing
and
was
glad
that,
he
I
had
been
able,
byTielping
with
the
football
groundi,
to
be
of
prac
tical
use
to
the
beys.
He
remind-
led
the
boys
of
the
debt
they
owed
to
the
old-timers
V.
E.
Willis-croft,
the
late
George
Cochrane,
and
Jack
Campbell
In
starting
,
the
competition.
1
Value
of
Games
i
I
George
Johnstone,
representing
the
Native
Sons,
through
whose
!
financial
help
the
Junior
Football
League
is
able
to
arrange
these
I
annual
banquets,
vas
glad
to
once
more
be
present.
He
had
'
gone
another
important
engage
ment
to
he
In
attendance.
He
als
congratulated
the
boys
on
their
hjiortsmanship
and
gave
a
practi
cal
example
of
the
lessons
that
,boys
learned
by
taking
part
In
games.
They
learned
to
take
bumps
and
were
not
afraid
to
do
what
wn
demanded
of
them
even
If
they
got
"bumped"
in
doing
it.
The
ability
to
tako
the
consc-
league
appreciate
and
also
of
the
Thistle
Football
Club,
was
at
home
with
the
boys
he
said.
He
was
proud
to
be
able
to
join
them
at
their
banciuet.
He
spoke
of
,,
gpn
and
who
were
declared
jointthe
improved
quality
of
their
play
holders
of
the
Rochester
trophy,
j
and
reiterated
that
the
game
in
:
H
The
competition
had
been
very
j
the
final
of
the
competition
was
II
bzmnltf
fnnirhr
nut
.and
had
been
nna
nf
tho
fines.
.linnLuvs
of
foot-
rvv
v
w.j
1
-
J'
productive
of
an
excellent
brand
ball
ever
put
up
on
the
Acropolis
of
football.
Hill.
He
said
he
spoke
with
a
full
Following
is
the
sport
calendar
m
reaHiatioit
of
the
many
ood
for
the
week:
;
"r-
Karnes
that
senior
teams
had
play-
Monday
-
Elks'
whist
and
great
Pleasure
"
""
Ld.
lie
was
also
glad
to
be
able
to
tell
of
the
value
the
Thistle
team
put
on
the
play
of
the
jun
iors..
The
future
of
football
in
.
n
.
nt
a
...
rwe-.lsure
as
the
keen
competition
lor
.
..
.
U-tv
r.
Ui
WIIU
OWIC
VJ..
,
.
.
,
1
ii
L
V
V,,
rn.intlul
I
IIIlWC
UUiCI
I
IUTO1
Ullfcl.l.
Canadian
Legion
vs
L.O.L.;
Sons
u
"'
"c
-
'
"
ne
cpnclnded
by
appealing
to'
the
Rmimu
mnrou
Club,
l.lUb.
I
i
a
numuer
ui
jwm
"
.
boys
,
to
-
their
t.k.,,
teachers
fnr
for
tit
Panail
vm
Vow
Badminton
League;
ert
vs
Cathedral;!.
T!nn.
mm
reai
saiisiucnuu
a.
s
a
iivv
splendid
play
of
the
boys
was
a
O
D.
E.
vs
i
-j-U
.....
n
dim
TTa
hnA
ln-
ReirimenL
inn
itnmu
m
-
pleasure
in
askina
:
W
Fisher,
Tuesday-Ladies'
Whist;
Moosejcere
v.
C.
N.;
Orange
v.
St.
George's.
I
"Presenting
I
iKh
knbekout
whist.
Basket-
iony
DUBu.....
and
the
rtooin
scnooi
"
o
receive
we
uicm.
repay
their
interest
and
self-sacrifice
by
giving
them
their
best
in
the
more
serious
ffork
of
the
school
routine.
The
ehatrman
thanked
the
speakers
for
their
valuable
re-
Players'
Club
vs
"'I'"'::;
marks
and
their
support
in
helping
Intermediate.
iuki.w
Toe
,
.
:a"
-
lu
lj
"T
-lav-.
the
UK
Junior
junior
r
Football
uuiuai
leagu
to
be
'
,
:.U.
ron
oiiiiwuu,
High4rt
-lUe.ifor.
hejt
,
had
.playeU
.
Prin.
Rupert.
,
v
UW,
&k
Foot
V
.
D"c.
3-Irince.
Rupert
I.
O.
,hool
-
y
-ftd
ana
weir,
ana-.n
u.-
The
of
thfi
Natona,
D.
E.
at
I.
O.
I).
E.
WeIneslay
First
division
Wl-Plt.
Anthem'
brought
the
meeting
to
a
Cathedral
Regiment'
at
Cath-
Grot-'
The
chairman
then
called
on
vs
i,ard8.
Grand
Terminals
vs
co
JIr
Roehe9ter
al)(e1
tnj()
edral
.to.
1
MeMordie
to
present
i
the
j
h
n,,
of
the
winnf
njr
teams
be
Dec.
10
Cathedral
va
rnnce,
Thursday
Second
division
bll-
mwlals
to
me
memoera
"l
"re
!
enrrkwi
on
the
medallion
on
th
iliards:
Grand
Terminals
v
Grot-
High
and
BoAh
teams.
T5efore
h,ed
he
accoant
,ent
n
Whist
lairue:
ieii
r-ncn-
oomg
so,
oi.
McMordie
said
he
a
m
a
1
ii
LI..
-
.
2
A
la
a
fT-
t-
him.
The
meeting
showed
its
ap-
ton
vs
New
Empress
ciud;
Moose
naa
tnorougniy
eujoji
H
preciation
in
an
appropriate
man
vs
K.
of
P.;
St.
George's
vs
Grot-
portunity
of
being
witn
tne
ooys
neJ
Ur,
Seal
Cove.
bye.
that
evening,
lie
naa
aiso
rmu
Friday
It.
C.
N.
V.
R.
miniat-
the
pleasure
oi
seeing
ine
ooy
.111.
c..i
i
..
.i,,jni.
,
V.
n
aAaann
anil
mm.
are
range.
naaaeioau;
piy
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Port
Simp-
plimented
tnem
on
tne
quamy
oi
,
son;
Intermediate.
C.
N.
R.
vs
their
play
and
the
equally
high:
High
School;
Ladies'
Maple
Leafs
standard
of
sportsmanship
dis-(Vs
Drill
Team;
Junior.
High
played.
The
lessons
of
the
hard'
fSchool
vs
Colts.
,and
cleanly
lougnt
out
game
would
be
of
practical
value
wnen
f
they
were
engaged
in
the
more
i
serious
battles
of
business
and
ni.mnre
after
school
days
were,
over.
Col.
McMordie
then
pre-1
rented
the
medals
to
the
boys
.ml
iamnMmntd
several
oa
then
'
(creditable
showing
in
senior
foot-1
MnEMiMR
'
,
ball
during
the
summer.
I
-
Mww
U4M.
va.
Canadian
National
M
sharp,eg
of
the
jIih
s.hoo!
1
.HT.iia.
.
.
rwoe..-.
Ladiaa
'staff
then
rendered
n
pianoforte
ia-
Jit
cuurawra
LadMa
t
Canadtao
Na-1
.aJ
lri
brilliant
style.
&
number
that
wa
greatly
enioyed
by
all
present.
Pft
behalf
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Aiasoeiation
the
Vice
president,
W.
Reid
expressed
hi
regret
that
the
president,
V.
E.
WIlHscroft
had
not
been
able
to
attend
but
he
was
glad
to
have
the
opportunity
himself
to
con
FAMOl'S
HOCVFY
PLAYER
TRANSFERRED
tohn
R.
Roi.eh,
goalkeeper
for
the
Toronto
Maul
Leafs,
and
former
-n-mher
of
,the
Granite
team
which
won
the
Olympic
champion
-hip
In
1924.
has
been
traded
to
lhe
New
York
Rangers
Hockey
taiun
fnr
I.nMae
Chabnt.
The
Marde
Isfn
received
a
cash
con
idprntion
in
addition
to
Chabot
jL.
teaspoonfulk,
fnralaii
to
a
cup
of
hot
P?5i
water
or
hot
milk
fiVtj
to
make
a
delicious
A
bftn&d1
sustainincdrink
f&
Two
Outstanding
Games
Rring
Aggregate
Hcore
to
990
to
830
Two
outstanding
games
in
the
delayed
Cold
Storage-Grand
Terminal
second
division
billiard
Tournament
were
played
at
the
end
of
the
week,
the
Cold
Storage
winning
the
fixture
by
an
aggregate
score
of
990
to
80.
The
last
two
games
resulted
as
fol
lows
:
i
Ben
Self
(Grand
Terminals).
181
:
C.
Baptie
fCold
Storage),
200.
C.
L.
Loungman,
100;
W.
Bailey
200.
BASKETBALL
TIMETABLE
Schedule
for
First
Half
of
Season
November
C
Senior,
Players
Club
vs
Port
Simpson;
Intermed
iate,
Toe
H.
vs
Eagles,
Big
Four
vs
High
school.
November
9
Senior,
Nativ
Sons
of
Canada
vs
Port
Simpson
-
'ntermediate,
C.
N.
R.
vs
Hlg
School;
Ladies,'
Maple
Leafs
f
Drill
Team;
Junior,
High
Schoo
vs
Colts.
November
M
Senior,
Player
Club
vs
Klneolith;
Intermedial'
Naval
Reserve
vs
Toe
IL,
Eagle
vs
Big
Four.
November
lfr
Senior,
Native
Sons
of
Canada'
vs
Player
Clnb:
'ntermediate.
C.
N.
R.
vs
Toe
II.
Ladies,'
Maple
Leafs
vs
DriP
Team;
Junior,
High
school
vs
Colts.
November
20
Senior.
Klnco-
'Ith
vs
Port
impson;
Intermcd
ate,
Big
Four
vs
Naval
Reserve
igh
School
vs
Eagles.
November
23
Senior,
Native
ons
Of
Canada
vs
Kincollth;
In
-rmedlate,
C.
N.
R.
vs
Eagles:
adies,'
Maple
Leafs
vs
Drill
eam;Juntor,
nigh
school
vr
'oks.
Noember
27
Senir,
Playerc
Hub
vs
Port
Simpson;
Tntermed
!ate,
Naval
Reserve
vs
JUnh
School,
Big
Four
vs
Toe
H.
November
30-Senior,
Nativ
ons
of
Canada
vs
Port
Slmpsor
'ntermediate.
Big
Four
vs
C.
N
l.;Ladief,'
Maple
Leafs
vs
Dri)
Team;
Junior.
High
School
v
Colts.
December
4
Senior.
Playerc
Club
vs
Klneolith;
Intermediate
Eagles
vs
Naval
Reserve.
Higl
School
vs
Toe
II.
December
7
Senior.
Nativ
aons
of
Canada
vs
Players
Club
intermediate,
C.
N.
R.
vs
Nava
Reserve;
Ladles,'
Maple
Leafs
v
Drill
Team;
Junior,
High
School
vs
Colts.
December
11
Senior,
Klneo
lith
vs
Port
Simpson;
Intermed
iate,
Ht
H.
vs
Eagles,
Big
Four
vs
High
School.
Sport
WINS
COVETED
AWARD:
Go
don
"Mickey"
Cochrane.
25-year-rd
catcher
of
Philadelphia
Athletics,
who
was
named
the
most
valuable
player
to
his
club
in
the
American
league's
1928
season,
ind
receives
$1,000
in
addition
to
having
his
name
inscribed
on
the
circuit's
honor
roll
COLD
STORAGE
!
BILLIARD
TIME
WINS
BILLIARDS
TABLES
ISSUED
rinT
invmoN
OCTOBBH
31
O
rand
TarmlnaU
vs.
0aia4tea
Lefts
NOVEMBER
-Orand
Termlnala
vs.
Orotto.
IT
Orotto
vs.
Orand
Tarmlnals,
a
1
Canadian
Laalon
va.
Orantf
TafMlaala
ae
Orotto
va.
orand
Tirralnala,
DttCBMOB
t
Oaaadlan
Laaton
vs.
Orotto.
11
Orand
Termlnala
vs.
Canadian
U0tm
SKCOMI
IIIVINION'
OCTOBBR
18
Orotto
va.
Orand
Terminal
OaW
8toeff
va.
Orotto
NOVEMBER
1
Orand
Termlnala
va.
CoM
8
Orand
Terminal!
va.
Orotto.
1ft
Orotto
va.
Cold
Btoraajt.
M
Cold
Storat
va.
Orand
Terminal
Orotto
vs.
Orand
Tirml
ai,
DCCBMMR
8
Cold
Storage
va.
Orotto.
18
Orand
Termlnala
vs.
Cold
Btntaat
A.
W.
Li
pain
of
the
Acme
Im
porters
sailed
last
night
by
the
Prince
George
on
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver,
and
other
points
in
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