PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
RADIO
PROGRAM
TWO
HORSES
FOR
THE
WEEK
IN
BIG
RACE
Thursdny
7.30
p.m.
Standard
Symphony
Hour.
KIHJ.
KOMO,
Ki.W,
KGO.
KFL
8.:t0
p.m.-
-flrund
Opera
Album
KHQ,
KGW.
KCO.
9.00
p.m.--I...iij'iii"-
Corrv?
Tiim-.
KHQ,
KOMO.
KiV,
KGO
KI'O.
9.30
p.m.
Maxw-ll
House
Program,
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO,
KPO.
KFI.
lo.ito
p.m.
The
Tr
itderan.-..
KFI.
U.00
p.nx.
The
Trt.
a.l.-rar.-.
KPO.
rMr
fi.oo
)i.ir.-
Wrigiey
Transcontinental
Program,
KHW,
KOMO.
Kt;W
K(iO.
KFI.
8.(p0
rju
General
Independ-
ent.
K1IQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO.
'
KPO,
KFI.
h.:w
p.m.
nair
nour
wun
aiar
Doiin
and
Chas.
II.
Gabriel,
Jr.
KHQ.
KFI.
9.00
p.m.
Longines
Correct
Time.
KHQ.
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO,
KPO.
9.30
p.m.
Moon
Magic,
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO.
10.00
p.m
NBC
System,
The
Trocaderans,
KOMO,
KFI,
10.00
to
11.00,
KPO-KGO
11.00
to
12.00.
Sfiturday
7.00
p.m.
Lucky
Strike
Hour,
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO,
KPO,
KFI.
8.00
p.m.
Philco.
KHQ,
KGW,
KOMO,
KGO,
KPO.
KFI.
9.00
.p.m.
Longines
Correct
Time,
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO.
KPO.
9.00
.
p.m.
Golden
legends.
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGV.;KG(L
KPO.
HMW
p.m.-l
he
"tug
Bhow,
KHQ,
KGW,
KGO,
KOMO
10.00
to
11.00,
KPO
10.30
to
12.00.
SCOTTISH
FOOTBALL
TEAM
BEAT
IRISH
GLASGOW,
Nov.
1.
A
team
re-presenting
,Um
Scottish
soccer
league
defeated
the
Irish
League
te.m
eight
to
two.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
tlu
Government
of
British
Columbia
''"u"
LADIES'
HOf
KEY
MAT"
II
s
see
the
English
tourinjr
tram
f"
Ergland&t
Merton
Abbr.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(117
Tbe
Tramp)
Jimmy
McLarnin,
Vancouver,
will
nule
hit
firU
appearnze
in
the
junior
welterweight
boxing
division
In
Detroit
on
November
23,
against
Tom
Grogan,
accord
ing
to
announcement
made
by
his
manager,
Charlie
'Pop'
Foster.
Foster
received
a
wire
from
Man
-
ager
Dick
Dunn,
of
the
Olympic,
Detroit,
clinching
the
match
on.
November
2
Senior
League,
terms
which
are
described
as
Native
Sons
of
Canada
vs
Kin-very
satisfactory
to
McLarnin.
eolith;
Intermediate,
C.
N.
R.
vs
If
MoLarnin
is
successful
in
stop-
Naval
Reserve;
Ladies,'
Maple
ping
he
Oklahoma
boy,
he
is
to
Leafs
vs
Prill
Team
;
Junior,
Jg
si
hance'
against
Mushy
Cal-
High
School
vs
Colts.
lahan
for
the
world's
junior
November
6
Senior,
Players
welterweight
title
in
December,
Club
vs
Port
Simpson;
Intermed-
it
is
said.
The
venue
of
this
jate.
Toe
II.
v
Eagles,
nig
Four
bout
has
not
been
named.
Mc-
V8
jijj,n
School
Porter
'have
left
Van-
J-rainand
nlsenior.
j
Nowrabw
Native
couver
for
Detroit
jgong
of
Canada
w
Port
Simp9on.
....
,
Intermediate,
C.
N.
It.,
vs
High
i
t,
.i.
i
4
"Babe-
Ruth,
king
of
mt,1Sehoo,
j,
.
M.'Lf,
V8
pinch
hitting
a.
a
s
ump
speaker
DH11
T
Junf
,
h
g,
for
Governor
Alfred
Smith
at
a
Cq
rnmiini
In
T
.AtiiavlUa
lv
aniiilrv
'
with
Jh
w'li.vi.
..!
ceived
a
lusty
welcome
from
the
.Hl.nr.
whan
k
nlMitml
th
B'
Four'
cause
of
the
Democratic
nomi-jv"
leu!
November
1G
Senior,
Native
nee.
but
tbe
throng
wu
no
uproarious
a
few
minutes
later
Is'
of
Canada
vs
Playera
Club;
when
a
flimiy
chair,
in
which
Intermediate,
C.
N.
It.
v
Toe
H.;
he
was
seated
on
the
rostrum,
i
La".'
Maple
Leafs
vs
Drill
creaked
and
then
collapsed.
TheTam;
Junior.
High
School
vs
"Babe-
intently
listening
to
the
Colts.
remarks
of
Mr.
Davis,
discovered
November
20
Senior,
Kinco-his
plight
too
late.
Newspaper-
Hth
vs
Port
impon;
Intermed-men
sitting
at
a
table
beneath
j
iate,
Big
Four
vs
Naval
Reserve,
the
rotrum
scrambled
in
ever'
High
School
vs
Eagles,
direction
as
the
home-run-king
November
28
Senior,
Native
hurtled
forward,
but
the
player
Sons
of
Canada
vs
Kincolith;
In-averted
a
complete
fall
by
clutch-
termed
iate,
C.
N.
R.
vs
Eagles;
ing
steadfastly
to
a
nearby
rail-
Ladle,'
Maple
Leafs
vs
Drill
ing.
Grinning
sheepishly.
Ruth
!
Tea
re
;Ju
trior.
High
School
vs
righted
himself.
.Colts.
.
Xoember
27
Senior.
Players
IiTTtlfVi1
P
A
fiflP
iciob
vs
Pert
Simpson;
Intermed-
WHIS
I
LEAGUE
j
j-
xrzv
PPIiriMTI
V
AITT'
Novhr
SO
Senior,
Native
jLHtUULL
UJHUUJUU
UUl
UUl
Son
CMU
v"
I,ort
Simpaon.
lBtenB-totl
m
Four
Vi
c.
N.
R.;Udie.'
Maple
Leafs
vs
Drill
Games
Will
Commence
Thursday
Team;
Junior.
High
School
vs
Night
of
This
Week
,Colt.
!
December
4
Senior,
Players
The
following
schedule
of
fixtures
for
first
half
of
season
is
issued
by
the
PHwre
Rupert
Fraternal
Whist
League.
November
1
New
Empress
A.
C
vs.
8t,
Geirge's
Society
Knights
of
Pythias
vs.
Grotto.
Seal
Cove
vs
Moose
11
f
Erikson
Society
a
tjye.
November
8
Lelf
Erikson
Society
vs.
New
Empress
A.
C.
Moose
vs.
Knights
of
Pythias.
St.
George's
Society
vs.
Grotto.
Seal
Cove
a
bye.
November
15
Seal
Cove
vs.
Grotto.
Knights
of
Pythias
vs.
New
Empress
A.
C.
Moose
vs.
Lelf
Erikson
Society.
St.
George's
Society
a
bye
t
tators
who
braved
the
rain
to
a
trial
mat.
b
with
the
Ilest
of
BASKETBALL
TIMETABLE
Schedule
for
First
Half
of
Season
Is
Set
by
Local
Assoc
iation
The
following
schedule
for
the
first
half
of
the
basketball
league
season
Is
issued
by
R.
S.
Woods,
secretary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association:
November
IS
Senior,
Players
ft"
Intermediate,
wrrTC
Toe
i
II.,
Eagles
Clab
vs
Kincolith:
Intermediate,
Eagles
vs
Naval
Reserve,
High
School
vs
Tor
H.
Deceasber
7
Staler,
Native
jSoas
of
Canada
vs
Haver
Club;
j
Intermediate.
C.
If.
K.
vs
Naval
'Reserve;
I
aal
(,'
Ms
Die
Leafs
vs
Drill
Team;
Junior.
Hissb
School
;vs
Colts.
i
December
11
Samler,
Kinco
lith
vs
Port
Siwpsoa;
Intermed
late.
Tec
H.
vs
Eatries.
Big
Pour
vs
High
Rrw)l.
.
MANAGING
TEAMS
Ralph
Smith
Is
manager
and
coach
of
the
High
School
Intermediate
League
basketball
team
this
season
while
the
destinies
of
Big
Four
are
being
guided
by
Eddie
Smith.
.
"And
you
can
tell
them
that
we
are
going
to
knock
the
stuffing
out
of
them
nil,"
states
Eddie.
Jockey
Club
(up
Won
at
New-market
Today
by
Invershin
From
Appledore
NEWMARKET,
Nov.
1
Keid
Walker's
Invjershln
won
the
Jockey
Club
cup
over
a
two
and
a
quarter
mile
course
today
from
the
only
other
starter.
Lord
Glaneley'ti
Appledore.
ENGLAND
HAS
YOUNG
PLAYERS
That
Country
Probably
May
Take
Lead
in
Championship
Tennis
Again
TORONTO.
Nov.
1.
Five
years
from
now
will
see
England
back
in
her
former
position
on
top
of
the
lawn
tennis
world,
in
the
opinion
of
Karel
Koteluh
of
Czechoslovakia,
the
unofficial
world's
professional
champion.
After
tbe
natch
in
which
he
defeated
Vincent
Richards
in
straight
sets
st
the
Toronto
Lawn
Tennis
Club,
the
Caech
granted
an
interview.
"What
has
been
holding
back
England's
men
players
in
recent
vears?"
Koieluh
was
'asked.
"Their
atyle."he
explained.
"It
is
cramped
and
unnatural,
like
Johnston's,
not
free
like
LacosteV
Richards.
Tiiden's
or
my
own."
He
then
proceeded
to
demonstrate
how
the
English
play
thefc
ground
stroHes.
with
the
arm.
stiffened
and'
drawn
close
to
thi
body.
"However,"
the
champion
went
on
to
explain,
"they
are
cot
recting
that
defect
now,
and
they
have
a
crep;of
young
players
coming
along
who
are
as
good
as
the
young
United
States
stars
Doeg,
Lett
and
the
others.
I
believe
that
in
five
or
six
years
England
will
again
be
the
leading
lawn
tennis
nation
of
the
world.".
He
singled
out
H.
W.
Austin,
wro
toured
the
States
this
year,
for
special
mention,
Kozeluh
has
been
employed
by
the
British
Lawn
Tennis
Association
to
develop
its
young
players.
BILLIARD
GAME
i
PARTLY
PLAYED'
Fixture
Between
Canadian
Leglort
and
Grand-Terminal
to
be
Finished
Today
Only
two
games
were
played
last
night
in,
the
first
division
billiard
fixture
MWJ
the
Canadian
Legion
"and
Grind
Teim
inals.
James
Hamilton,
for
the
Terminals,
won
ZW
to
210
over
Marcus
Andrews
while
Aid.
G.
P.
Tinker,
for
the
Canadian
Ig
ion,
won
250
to
210
over
William
Mitchell.
The
remaining
games
to
be
played
today
are
as
follows!
Col.
S.
I'.
McMordlo
(Canadian
Legion)
vs
W.
H.-Long
(Grand
Terminals).
Alex
Murray
vs
C.
P.
Balngno.
James
Andrews
vs
W.
J.
Nelson.
SCHEDULE
FOR
LADIES'
WHIST
OCTOIIKIl
SO
St.
Oeorjea
Ladle
vs.
Xim
UdlM.
Orange
Ladias
vs.
OanedWn
'Nattl
National
Ladiea.
MIVaMIIBIt
6-
Moom
Ladiea
va.
Oanadlan
National
Ladle.
Orange
Ladiea
v.
Bt.
Oeerge'a
Ladiea.
30
at.
Oeorgc'a
Ladiea
va.
Oanadlan
National
Lad,
Orange
Ladiea
VS.
Moon
LadlM.
ni:AiMiu:it
4-
Moose
Ladle
va.
S.
Oeorg
Ladlee.
CanadlHti
National
Ladiea
va."
Oranga
Ladiea.
18
Canadian
National
Ladlei
VI.
Mooa
Udlea.
m.
Oeorga'a
wdlea
va.
Orange
LadlM.
Thursday,
Kovemtlff
,
Vsh
--J
"
.
INTERNATIONAL
POLO:
Harriman,
United
JOCKEY'S
DISDAIN
IS
FOLLOWED
BY
RETORT
PARIS,
Nov.
1.
Gene
Tunney's
dislike
of
cameramen,
as
evidenced
by
a
recent
incident
in
Paris,
is
fully
shared
by
Matt
MncGree,
premier
American
jockey
now
riding
in
France.
Cartoonists
are
Matt's
pet
aversion.
MacGree
while
preparing
to
ride
the
favorite
in
one
of
the
big
fixtures
of
the
autumn
meet,
noted
one
of
France's
best
known
cartoonists
following
him
around
and
sketching
away.
The
horse
was
fidgety,
the
paddock
choked
with
gaping
onlookers
and
Matt's
earnest
warnings
to
the
pencil
pusher
failed
to
deter
him,
when
suddenly
the
jockey
leaned
over
and
taking
a
good,
long
look
at
the
cartoon,
sneeringly
said:
"Is
that
the
best
you
can
do?"
Badly
beaten
on
the
two
to
five
people's
choice
after
a
gruelling
drive
through
the
stretch.
Matt.
TONE
UP
YOUR
SYSTEM
H
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KII
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rmil
lAaar
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today
S
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lungi,
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juit
much
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and
here's
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movement
that
gives
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TO
PENMANS
DEALERS
The
nation
wide
interest
In
Penmans
Health
Diercitei
prttents
a
big
opporrunlir
for
Penmans
dealers.
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at
many
booklets
at
you
requirt
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Penman
tirrd
window
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cards.
.'i
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M
Lewis
Lacey
of
the
Argentine
team
hitting
bark-hand
Mi..t.
u
States,
tries
to
block
it.
Argentine
beaten
18
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SCHEDULE
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
CRIB.
LEAGUE
.soY:Hiw:a
S
Cm.
Nt.
Opmtiof
vs.
Prtnc
Rupert
MoUt.
Can.
Hat.
MccbaalM
a.
Baft,
Moom
.
Knlakta
of
Ootuibw.
Cold
atorsa
Orotto.
Canadian
Ugion
.
bejrtl
Otmg
Lodfe.
Native
Son
of
Canada
vs.
New
Em-prM
A
O.
IS
Loyal
Orangt
Los
vs.
On.
Nat
OpsraMni.
dejected
and
nersDirinsr
from
his
Krtnee
Ruptrt
Hou-l
efforts,
had
barely
touched
the
'
0,fl
NI1,'"41
Oeorfe'i
Ladles,
ground
after
dismounting,
when
he
heard
the
cartoonist's
voice
over
hin
shoulder,
asking
sweetly:
"If
that
the
best
you
can
do-.'"
Send
for
manual
today.
Penmans
95
made
in
men,
women,
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Native
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v,
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Orotte
v,
Koifhu
ot
Coii
.
Oaitadlajt
Legion
v
New
En,.,-V
u
S
New
Bmpreaa
A.C
v
Pr
nctfm
Hotel.
Can.
Nat.
Operating
vi.
f
,:,
t,-
av
ebantoa.
Mooaa
.
Cold
stoi..g
Oretta
va.
Loval
Or-nne
i
nij,,
OaMMtaa
Uflou
vii
i,tit
Oaoada.
M--tiOl
Ortftfe
Lode
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K...:u
CWvmoua.
NatJv
Sent
of
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Operating.
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TS
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in.
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Health
ExcroM
No.
22
Stand1
met.
Up
far
apart,
irmi
thruu
kon'MA-tallf
ttraight
fram
akeuU-art.
Touch
riskt
tee
with
left
hand.
The
ottitr
trm
ahould
be
ivung
up
with
the
aame
metlen
mt
the
bodr.
Return
la.
orisiiul
potition
and
reeerie
statement.
Do
thii
with
(,
not
too
tapidljr.
this
free
physical
culture
Then
try
all
the
drills
in
Canada's
finest
underwear,
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and
union
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