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TWO
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TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
January
1929
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
.11
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if
1
CAVALRY
EXAMINATION
Vrnce
Rupert
Seniors
Won
MTRTLFTOF
FOR
A
f'HIUsTMAS
HAT
ADORNMENT
.Tji
.:o
Basketball
from
Anyox
by
Easy
Margin
Last
Eteniftg
An
officer
of
the
Italian
riding
school
at
Torre-de-Quinto.
spilled
after
an
attempt
tp
descend
a
slope
in
an
almost
direction.
HOCKEY
MEETS
MUCH
FAVOR
IN
!
UNITED
STATES
BETROIT,
Jan.
3.
Hockey
is!
throui?hout
tle
United
States
and
the.
Dominion
are
reporting
ca-national
Miu".
The
early
games
over
the
professional
hockey
cjr.,
Pty
houses,
ealt
show
conclusively
that
the
Frank
Calder,
president
of
the
4.
ri...tiA,
j
i
A
ias
come
Into
the
United
SUtes
M
a
"natural"
for
the
box
0f
-
fkes.
u-uiL.
1:l;j.,
er
ruuaui
uu
inner
spun
nas
ORu
the.
sensational
rise
to
popularity
os
uss'
siac,
or
u
Uawaonn
border
that
hockey
bas
enjoyed.
Only
a
few
year-ago,
in
1924
'
Jo
be
exact,
tbe
tlJaJtfr?
BruCns
-EteM
the
AmerieanTfanchise
irrthe
I
National
League.
The
Bruins
i
drew
slim
crowd..
i.
Tbn
inen
suaaen
mifMim
-
-
t-
i
1
i..-.-
i-.
,
iMRSIW
teams
in
the
1824
ad
192
season
;
and
rapidly
the
present
league
was
,
built
.
with
taciieasJngttend
-
nc-.
rromoierB
Degan
io
see
me
i
light
and
tody,
oalatil
indpor
rinks
may
be
seen
pearly,
evry
larjre
hotkey
town.
in?
nun
movement
nas
nu
tne;erfl.
Similar
conditions
prevail
in
hockey
tock
everywhere
The
fact
thai
there
were
hold-
Win
o
Mil
This
itdvertisemunt
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
outs
this
year
in
large1
numbers,
forcibly
drew
the
attention
of
managers
to
the
fact
that
their
game
had
moved
into
the
"big"
time.
i
While
major
league
hockey
is
considered
faster
and
more
excit
-
1
ing,
even
the
minor
leagues,
of
which
there
are
five
scattered
Vfltfnna
I
T
oo
mtA
ttrl-,.
la
Minnn.
for
the
present
organization
of
the
whole
national
circuit,
hold,
to
the
opinion
that
hockey
still
is
t
it.
iw
u
j!-..
v..
.j.
f-wivu
uuv-
key
organizations
eventually
will
reach
into
those
rep
ions
where
at
:
the
present
only
the
unrefined!
great-great-grandralhr-"8hinyM,
is
known.
Franchise
prices
soared
within
a,
lew
Years
m
iimpkp-
mtjitt
in
,.
J
TV
iihe
United
r
Stat.
TK
TWrnir
i
.
,
jioo.000.
Last
year
they,
moved
int0
their
own
home,
the
Detroit
.oiympia
arena,
a
sports
stadium
secomi
n
size
to
the
Madison
Square
Gardens.
Th
year
al
-
.most
half
the
price
of.the
original
franchise
was
spent
for
new
nlay-
almost
every
team
in
the
circuit.
As
a
Canadian
sports
writer
summarized
it:
"It
appears
that
the
hockey
managers
have
put
the
game
on
ice
irom
now
on.
!
SPORT
CHAT
I
I
The
Vanderhoof
Hockey
Club
i
is
to
hold
a
dance
in
the
Com
munity
Hall
of
the
interior
town
tomorrow
night
for
the
purpose
pf
raising
funds
to
operate
dur
-
(ing
the
priseent
season.
Last
("winter,
excellent
hockey
was
pmicu
"
in
vaimciuuui
aiiu
11
IB
.
.
.....
expecieu
inai
me
present
season
will
see
many
good
matches.
With
Senior
men's
and
women's
teams
now
at
Anyox,
High
School
kiiib
jui
completing
a
return
visit
to
the
smelter
town
and
High
School
boys
now
touring
the
interior,
there
has
been
much
inter-town
basketball
activity
of
late.
This
shoi'd
instil
more
enthusiasm
into
play
for
the
local-.
The
forthcoming
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
of
Senior
men
and
women
from
Anyox
will
be
keen-
ly
anticipated.
Now
that
the
preliminaries
are
apparently
over
and
Alf
Harding
and
Dido
Gurvich
have
both
ex
-
pressed
their
keen
desire
to
meet
in
a
winner-take-all
mauling
match,
local
fans
of
the
fistic
art
are
very
anxious
to
know
what.
date
the
boys
are
to
choose
for
the
mix.
The
propdj
bout
isS,
S.
Biit-uj'
prouuctive
oi
mucn
spec
lation
and
should
draw
a
big
pate
unless
everybody
has
it
settled
before
it
is
staged.
Al
Small
of
the
Swift-Canadian
Co.
sailed
last
night
by
the
Prince
Rupert
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Stewart
and
Anyox
on
business.
H
Mi
I!
r.jw
1
j
!
j
GOOD
SCORING
OF
AUSTRALIA
Third
Test
Cricket
Match
Second
Innings
Unfinished
at
Close
of
Day
.
MELBOURNE,
Australia.
Jan.
3:
"
Australia
'
kept
England
in
Jf,
V
L
thiri
tlst
Zt
f
"'ngfln.f
f
J.e
here
a"d
fl.
he
,close
were
,3f'
runs
aliead
with
two
more
wick
ets
to
fall.
The
scores
at
the
e,0,?e
?f
nd
?.
47
jay
Wre:
.
anu
'
tor
eignt
,
A
wickets.
.
t
Hiirh'
scorers
were
Woodful
1
107,
Bradman
112.
.
-
njij.
iu.
i.
1
I
!
4.j-.t.
""wu-anu
Bpe-taiors-af
,icnuc4.
BILLIARD
STANDINGS
i
The
first
division
standing
ti
"
I'ate
is
as
follbws:,
'
,
i
.
PI.
Ttl
Av
;Canad1an-
Leg'ion''
?.-6
6838
115G
Grand
Terminals
...
6
6639
il07
Grotto
6
6461
lOTi
-
INDIVIDUAL
AVERAGES
First
Division
J.
WilliscrOft
(0)
500
250
iflert
Morgan
(G)
.
.
250
250
IF.
G.
Pyle
(CL)
...
500
250
I
Dr.
J.
A.
West
(CL)
247
247
W.
II.
Long
(GT)
1471
245
W.
J.
Nelson
(GT)
1456
243
J.
Hamilton
(GT)
718
289
G.
P.
Tinker
(CL)
1B8
238
A.
Donald
(G)'
6
1398-233
M.
.IeLachlan
(G)
a
P.
Balagno
(GT)
A,ex
Murray
(CL)
5
1137227
jM
-
ABdrews
(CL)
5
119
224
J-
Andrews
(CL)
.
6
1&3G
223
Stephens
(G)
..
G
1328
lO
221
-J
I
-
6
1311
it-i:2fV
jrvrs
r
2
435
jM'i!rj,vri'
i-
W:
"Mftehell
tGT)
3
63
A.
A.
Easson
(Q)
G
1192
199
D.
Brown
(G)
;
6
1191
199
W.
IL.Jnrhian
(GT)
.
2
345
178
j
J.
Hu
Uiijger
trer
(T)
fiiTl
1
1SR
1SR
J.
-Beesle',(f
.....
1
135
136
L.
"YiungtnSh
(GT)
1
108
108
TEAM'fTANDINGS
(secona
JJlvlston)
G.
T.
Af.
Cold
Storage
6
5568
928
Grotto
G
5333
RR9
Grand
Terminals
....
6
6024
837
t
indrvldual
Averages
J.
Htllman
ICS)
6
1190
198
C.
Bnptie
(CS)
p
1148
191
W.
E.
Wllliscroft
(G)
5
930
186
'John
Bulger
(GT)
...
6
1040
173
Ben
Self
(GT)
6
919
184
G.
Howe
(G)
'.
.
.
.
1097
183
!V.
Mitchell
(GT)
...
5
910
182
W.
II.
Hillman
(GT)
.
5
903
181
M.
M.rcacKTahTcTp,
1079
180
D.
MatDonald
(G)
B
1078
180
J.
Beesley
lG)
P
k
719
180
A.
Macdo
tld
(CS)
..2
376
188
J.
Cnmnhpll
tl:Sl
...
ft
fllK
1R.T
w
W.
Ualley
ii-tiow
(LO)
rq
6
mat
1081
lfin
180
j
E.
Ftelon
(GT)
....
1
1A9
if.o'ol
;r
;:
G.
Krause
(CS)
....
3
467
156
Bert
Morgan
(G)
....
2
uux
n(i
iui
r
1
C.
L
Youngman
GT
6
912
152
J.
Dougherty
(G)
...
1
129
129
W.
H.
Varmah
XGT)
1
110
110
J.
Walker
(GT)
....
1
.
88.
88
ANYOX,
Jan.
8.
Prince
teat
Anyox
48
to
27
m
a
fast
game
here
last
night.
!
TltB
scoring
was
as
follows:
,
PflilCO
Rupert
Dido
Gurvich,
24;
Bill
Lambie,
12;
Poli
Xlutvurd
;
liiil
Mitchell,
1;
Spiro
Gurvich,
1;
Tom
Kelsey,
li-0.
Total,
48.
Anyox
Lindgren,
4;
McCallum,
2;
McLaughlin,
7;
McDougall,
(;
McLeod,
3;
Meagher,
5.
Total,
27.
Prince
Rupert
High
School
Won
I
jBusketball
Game
at
Terrace
but
by
Very
Close
Margin
at
End
TERRACE,
Jan.
3.
Prince
Rupert
High
Schdol
bas-
'
ketball
team
won
last
night
in
the
last
three
minutes
of
a
j
very
closely
contested
came
against
the
boys
of
Terrace
:
High
School,
in
what
was
admitted
by
the
visitors
to
have
been
the
stiffest
contest
of
the
season
here,
the
score
at
the
close
being
46
to
37.
Rupert's
more
accurate
shooting
decided
the
issue
At
the
end
of
the
first
half
lerrace
was
leading
by
a
margin
of
two,
the
scores
being
21to
19
in
their
favor,
and
'
t,ven
up
to
Witnin
tnre
minutes
LIONS'
ROAR
;
!
'
TOO
MUCH
FOR
I
VICTORIA
CUBS
ancouyer
Won
From
Victoria
at
Hockey
After
Close
"
Contest
"
--i'
.VANCOUVER,
Jan.
3.Vic
-
toria
-proved
a
stepping
stone
te
tko
march
of
the
Lions
toward
the
league
championship
last
ajght
when
they
finished
on
the
short
end
of
a
two
to
one
count.
The
win
.inched
the
chance
of
the
Jocals
getting
in
the
playoffs
.
Jeorwa
scored
for
Vancouver
in
the
first
period.
Norman
Prid-
ham
lifted
a
high
one
to
even
the
score
in
the
second
period
when
Jackson
caught
the
puck
his
koJ.
.
-
14
J
14
U!.
u
.."v
the
net.
MeAdam
got
tha
win
-
nlng
goal
in
the
same
period
on
a
pass
from
behind
the
net
from
Don
Cummings.
Local
Items
prisohment.
by
Magistrate
Mc-
"lymont
in
city
police
court
this
morning
for
drunkenness.
.
mm
dt'jot
Ai
oHided
to
leive
th
tlty
tfealtotef
further
action
in
the
matter
of
hp
miknonalnn
rmnllv
nf
nno
of
the
treasurer's
staff
on
if
rounds
of
insubordination.
'
ine
city
council
win
hold
a
i
special
meeting
'
tomorrow
ninhl'
lo
consider
the
proposed
agree
ment
with
the
Power
Corporation
i
Canada
for
the
purchase
of
he
municipal
hydro-electric
lllfil
and
franchise.
Consider-.ble
interest
continues
to
be
tak-h
in
the
question.
MINKKAl.
ACT
('
m
K)
(Hittlw
II
M
-NOTICE
OF
APPLIOATIOW
FOR
CEKTiriCATK
Of
IMP!
BOB
FRACTION
At
L
n.
WAWN
FRACTIONAL
MOOit.
AL
CLAIMS,
alt-
ut
in
the
Atlln
Mlntn
Olrtsion
of
CUr
DUtrlct.
Where
located:
Th
Dob
mcuon!
Mineral
Claim
on
TftKU
Arm.
etwten
thp
8oecultion
and
Chawana
Mineral
Clatma.
and
the
Waun
Fractional
t
Mineral
Claim
on
Wann
River.
adlolntM
tttrf
acua
tn
tJi
nnrth
nt
..
T.V
tHn
Uln.
5
aST-hoia-r:
kNoiMtnt
oold'.
estjmited
inc.
"'Qfage
vs.
uanndian
Lo
eefiineSt?:
sToaT
mtoert
.TAKE
takb
Nnxirra
NpTICEthat.BNOINEER
thut
ifvnTVPirp
OOLP1
'Mines
limited.
Inc..
.rt
uiae?
i
or
rUftctc
No
70ao.
lnUnd
tt
th
endl
ibrtv
davi
from
the
Oat
hereof
to
?
On
Rjwwder
for
a
Certificate
of
improvenefeU
for
the
wir
-
1
uune
oi
uuuii
iiius
vrown
urante
01
we:
aooTc
ciaimt
mMr
actJonr
So
of
IhiMSeralAln?5
Mutt
be
oommeooed
before
U
lawance
ENpINEETl
OOU3
MtNES.
LTD..
LNO-
Rupert
senior
baskeballers
'
of
the
end
the
two
teams
were
tied
at
34
each.
It
was
in
a
last
minute
spurt
that
the
game
was
won.
The
game
was
fast
through-!
out
and
checking
was,
very
close.
Scores
were
as
follows:
1
Prince
Rupert:
Als,n
Gross,
2;
Harold
McDonald
18.
Dan
Morrison
14,
Joe
Scott
8
and
Bob
Irwin
4.
it
T
S
i?
1
Ar"
U!i
""i
Native
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Hipp
8
and
Percy
ennedy
0.
i
rflnaHln
Il
v.
ntn
T
1
a
m
-
U
1
J
"J
-1
1
!
.ST'T.
'""tri"
rZ2Z
,
iY'
''Xt
i
"
"
T'
J-.r'M
i
j
Ti
icrraie
scuring-
SCHEDULEOF
CRIBBAGE
GAMES
The
Prlnra
PtiKt-r
ftKKttv
:
"nut
V
utueisi
iiiuiii
jur
me
gnd
half
of
the
season
1928-
:
1M0
ha.
been
preDared
A
matcheB
to
be
played
on
Monday
ievejngS
the
New
Empress
Ath-
letlc
Club,
commencing
at
8
p.m
The
list
follows:
January
7.
I
Eagles
vs.
Canadian
Legion,
j
New
Empress
Athletic
Club
vs.
Grotto.-
N.
Me-
Moose
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Ho-
tel.
.
G.
N.
Operating
vs
Native
Sons
of
Canadat
't
KulKhts
..
ofl
Col
um
tm
s
vs.
Orihge
iidgl.I
f
)
January
14.-
.
Knights
of
Columbus
vs.
Cana-
dlfln
LeKiOn.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
v
GrfJo.
P&ld
Storagvs.
Prince
Rupert
Jlolef.
.
V
.
Mse
vs
NeV,
Empress
A.
C.
Ortfnge
Lodge:
vs.
C.
N.
Me
chanics
.
'
January
21.-
C.
N.
Mechanics
vs.
Canadian
Leglorn
Prince
Rupert
Hot"el
VS.
Grotto.
;tii
1
Cold
Storage
vs.
C.
1?;
'C
Oper-
ating.
Knights
of
Columbus
vs.
New
Empress
A.C.
i-
Moose
vs.
Native
Son's
t
of
Can
a.
,
.
.
Jagies
VS.
Vrange
VOMgOL.'
:'
,
ST..j
January
8.
Engles
vs.
Gtottd,
I
gion.
Knights
of
Columbus
vs.'
G,
N.
Jlechan
CS.
Moose
Vs.
C.
N.
Oneratini.
n.i.
n.
.,..!
it.tt
...
vtii..
""i"
Sons
of
Canada.
Orange
Lodge
vs,
New
Empress
A.
C.
1
February
4.
Grotto
vs.
C.
N.
Operating.
Knights
of
ColurabilsJ
ui
Prlneo
Eileen
Wenzel
and
Frances
exhibit
the
latest
in
luletide
lu
the
hat
SEATTLEBUYS
HOCKEY
PLAYER
SEATTLE.
Jan.
mil
Bo
land,
the
big
Victoria
defence
man.
comes
to
Seattle
today,
in
.
nvpTiontro
f
nr
Vnrmnn
PriHham
and
a
siMble
amount
of
cash,
it
is
hoped
here
that
he
will
re-
juvenate
the
dying
Eekimea.
:
Rupert
Hotel.
i
Moose
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
1
Native
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
C.
I
N.
Mechanics,
..
.
Baglee
W.
New"
!Ermpre4
A
.
I
Cold
Storage
vs.
Orange
LoJglfj.
I
February
11.
!
C.
NV
Oneratlne
vs.
New
En
t
n..
A
r
"
:
T"
o
-
w--
-
.
kQoM
f
Storage.
t
Knit,
-
A
CBrumbus.'
.'
Moose
vs.
Eagles.
vs.
Prince
February
18.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
vs
Can
in
n
T
a
I
C.
N.
Mechanics
vs.
Grotto.
'
I
rfhighta
of
Oftombus
y.
C.
Nfl
Operating.
Cold
Storage
vs.
New
BmprM.
Eagles
vs.
Native
Sons
of
Can-
Moose
vs.
Orange
Lodge.
February
25.
C.
N.
Operating
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Knights
of
Columbus.
Moose
vs.
Grotto.
Eagles
vs.
Cold
Storage.
C.
N.
Mechanic
m
New
Empress
A.
C.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
v
d
range
Lodge.
.
March
4.
New
Empreos
A.
C.
vs.
Native
Berts
of
Catla'da.
Prince
Runert
Hotel
va.
C.
N.
Operating.
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)
V
'
?
'
'
M
Orange
Lodge
vs.
CanadlanT
Legion.
-
Grotto
va.
Cold
Storage.
KnlghtB
Columbus
vs.
Moose.
Eagles
VS.
C.
N.
Mechanics.
March
11-
Knlghts
of
Columbus
vs.
Eagles.
C.
N.
Mechanics
vs.
C.
N.
Operating.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
New
Empress
A.
C.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Can-adial.
Legion.
Orange
Lodge
vs.
Grotto.
Cold
Storage
vs.
Moose.
March
18
Knights
of
Columbus
vs.
Grotto.
New
Empress
A.
C.
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
C.
N.
Operating
vs.
Orange
Lodge.
Cold
Storage
vs.
Native
Sons
of
Canada.
'
Moose
vs,
C,
fi.
Mechanics.
I
Eagles
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
FRED'K
E.
WERMIG,
Secretary.
Good
progress
continues
to
be
made
at
the
dry
dock
on
the
construction
of
the
car
barge
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways
which
was'
launched
last
week.
The
house
has
now
been
placed
on
the.
waft
n
i
'-f--'p$F?jFJ
Jov
x
.
shions,
f
Earl
'arroll's
Vanities
mistletoe
hanging
from
N.
B.C.
RADIO
NETWORKFOR
CURRENT
WEEK
Thursday,
January
3
0:00
Seiberling
Program,
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO,
KPO.
KFI.
7:S0
Standard
Symphony
hour.
KHQ
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO.
KFI.
8:i0
Mtroory
Lane,
KGW,
KOO.
9t00
Correct
Time.
KHQ,
KOMOj'KaW,
KGO,
KPO.
itiJQ-t!H!
Troeaderans.
KTO.
kft.
'i
116
The
Troeaderans,
KPO.
Friday,
Januarr
4
,
Land
U'He-lth.
KHQ.
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO.
6:00
WritrleV
Review.
KHQ,
JCOM0,,KCW.
KGO.
KPO.
KFI.
6-PJjllco
Program,
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW.
Kt30.
KPO,
KFI.
8:0
RCA
Heur.
KHQ.
KGW.
Km
KGO.
KPO.
KFI.
K)0
Correct
Time.
KHQ.
KQMO,
KGW,
KT.O,
KPO.
S:S0-Ioon
Mgic,
KHQ,
KGO,
KOMft
kaw.
10:00
Th
Trn.i.li.n.i
WD.
If5.
KFI
10:00
to
11:00,
KPO
KGO
11:00
to
12:00.
Saturday,
January
5
6:00
National
Orchestra,
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO,
KPO,
KFI.
7:00
Lucky
Strike
Hour,
KHQ.
OMO.
KGW.
KGO,
KPO,
KFI.
8:00
The
Carnival,
KPO,
KGO
8:18
to
9:00.
9;0
Correct
Time.
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO.
KPO.
i
9:00
Oolden
Legends,
KHQ,
KGW,
KGO.
10:00
The
Big
Show.
KHQ,
XGW.
KGO,
KPO
10:30
to
12:00.
CJ.R.
PROGRAM
FOR
THE
WEEK
Thursday
CNRC,
Calgary,
9:30:
"ithe
"
Meaalah."
CNRV,
Vawouver,
10:00:
Main
ituJio.
Friday
CNHV,
Vancoovcr.
liSOt
ChU-
4rcnB
Hour.
T
8:80t
Period
for
addresses.
9:00:
CNlfv
Players.
10:00l
Msin
Sludib.
.
11:00:
Dance
Music.
CNRE,
Kdmonton,
10:30:
Stu-io
Program.
Sunday
CNRV,
Vancouver,
9:00:
Cap-
tol
Theatre.
Dr.
Aiexand
IlUti
MtONE
575
nr.HNER
IILOCK
DENTIST