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Saturday,
November
i4,
laol
th
WORLD
SFGOT
of
n
Old
Country
Henry
Vins
Heavy
Bout
NEW
YORK
-
Clarence
Remcmberwlieii?
Wlliam
D.
Cox,
president
of
(
the
Philadelphia
Phillies
of
the'
National
Baseball
League,
was
barred
from
baseball
for
life
by
j
Commissioner
Landis
eight
years
ago
yesterday.
Cox
for
accused
of
betting
on
games
In
which
the
Phillies
played.
He
was
succeeded
as
head
of
the
Phillies
by
Bub
Carpenter.
Hockey
Scores
1
decided
the
game.
Such
a
narrow
margin
Is
evidence
that
this
year's
league
is
closely
matched.
Arrow
last
Thursday
took
a
two-point
beating
from
Borden
Street,
while
Wetaskiwin
Beef
For
Royal
Couple
WETASKIWIN
The
.
prinU-roast
beef
for
Edmonton's
state
dinner
for
Princess
Elizabeth
snd
Prince
Philip
during
their
visit
to
the
Alberta
capital,
was
supplied
from
Frank
Ballhorn's
Wetaskiwin
farm.
Four
specially
picked
two-year-old
Hereford
stiers
were
shipped
to
Canada
Packers
Ltd.
at
Edmonton
to
be
slaughtered
and
prepared
for
the
dinner.
!
King
Ed
lost
by
two
points
to
;0OTBALL
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,rt
Kuiiiirt
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htanley
1.
Chester
2.
1
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0,
Wk'lurd
6.
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in.
I'uii'Jistfjat
Town
.IT
1
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2
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y
6
Carlisle
Unitff!
J
Henry,
squinting
through
a
slit
in
his
left
eye,
knocked
out
Jumbo
Bob
Baker
of
Pittsburg
with
a
stunning
left
hook
Friday
night
in
2:14
minutes
of
the
eighth
round
at
Madison
Square
Garden.
Rjnry,
fifth
ranking
heavy
Parifie
Coast
New
Westminster
6,
Victoria
j
Eimonun
3,
Vancouver
6
Okanagan
Keniur
Kamloops
6,
Pentlcton
J
Wrstera
Int.-Paciiic
Coast
(
Amateur)
Trail
5.
Kerrisdale
6
j
At
the
end
of
the
second
quar-I
ter,
score
was
Regina
2,
Ottawa
12.
Ottawa
caught
Regina
nap-!
plug
when
O'Malley
quick-kicked
i
to
Maguire
on
Regina's
25-yard
line.
Maguire
fumbled
and
the
I
ball
was
recovered
by
Ottawa,
j
O'Malley
then
tossed
forward
to
Baldwin,
and
"the
big
end
fell
I
over
for
a
touchdown
which
was
j
converted.
,
At
the
end
of
the
third
quarter
scoti
stood
Regina
2,
Ottawa
18.
iCummings
kicked
to
a
deadline
j
for
one
point
Karpuk
made
a
sensational
catch
of
O'Malley's
!
pass
on
Regina's
20-yard
line
I
and
galloped
for
a
touchdown,
i
The
gain
was
converted.
I
In
the
fourth
quarter,
Cum-j
ming!
kicked
a
touch-in
goal
for
I
Ottawa.
Regina's
Dobbs
passed
I
tc
N
x
and
he
fell
over
the
line
for
the
touchdown.
Ettinger
i
converted.
Helldivers
in
Second
Victory
In
a
fast
game
this
morning;,
Pee-Wee
League
Helldivers
took
their
second
straight
win,
coming
up
from
behind
to
defeat
Borden
Street
eager
17-15.
The
Civic
Centre
sponsored
pee-wees
practically
repeated
their
performance
of
their
first
game
when
they
edged
out
King
Edward
while
trailing
them
in
the
third
quarter.
Today,
Borden
Street
was
going
.Strons
in
the
third
lending
Frank
(Kingi
Clancy,
one
of
hockey's
all-time
greats,
retired
I'li'Jivers
in
the
first,
pee-wee
hoop
bill.
Helldivers
Forward,
Bowes
6,
Kiloorn,
Lugrln,
Kulsey
7,
B.
Mc-Leod,
D.
MeLeod
4.
Borden
Street
8.
Wong
5,
J.
MeLeod
2,
P.
Warner,
B.
Dixon
4,
J.
Scott,
A.
Nlcker.son,
W.
Anderson,
D.
Vaccher,
K.'
Man,
11.
Eby,
I.
Rensvold
4.
weight
from
Los
Angeles,
weighed
185
pounds
and
Baker,
209'2
pounds.
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t
3.
Ki-f.:im!
T
0.
ii'i'.
as
a
player
15
years
ago.
He
turned
professional
with
Ottawa
j
Senators
in
1922
at
the
age
of
18-and
went
to
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
in
1930
in
exchange
for
$35,000
and
two
Toronto
players.
Former!
chief
referee
of
the
NHL,
he
now
i
eoaches
Pittsburg
Hornets
of
the
!
!
American
Hockey
League.
,
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Cmf.li
a".
F'rl
Vp.le
1.
,y
,t:i:i:a
li.
Llllojlll
City
4
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4.
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0,
MUSICAL
STIMULUS
COPENHAGEN
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is
)
Farmer
Knud
Eilersen
of
Falster
i
iiiu
ii
4.
Hhvl
U
BIwkiKioi
4.
Btoke
City
2
C.KlMsii
0.
Hvstou
Nurui
End
0
llifi
E
D,
rr,y
County
2.
Went
Bromwich
Albifn
1.
.
iulrtT.',fui(i
Tiiwn
1.
Buxnley
3
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!..iviiol
0,
Mnnch'iur
liriittKt'
0
j
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Pwrmmouth
2,
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0
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2.
f::iu.n
2
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2,
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lord
0
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c.
1,
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1,
Leeds-United
J
Cviwry
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H'l'i'harr.pt'ju
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Hull
C'liy
1.
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Forest
4-!
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Town
i,
Rollierim
United
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mi
0.
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a.
1
Kr'-r
City
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0
lil
'd.
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2
hlirrvt-nm
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Ttwn
0
Hi
Vfi.
phwlrii
Town
;
last
year
started
piping
music
j
into
his
cowsheds.
Now
he
claims
his
cows
are
the
best
in
Denmark,
their
average
output
being
the
Helitliver
15-13.
Two
points
each
by
Bowes
and
Kelsty
in
the
fourth
gained
the
lead
which
Monarchs
Disbanded
Then
Glasser
went
through
the
middle
of
the
Ottawa
line
for
another
touchdown.
Ettinger
converted.
When
Maguire
fumbled
Cum-mings'
kick
on
Regina's
five,
Ottawa
recovered
and
Charlton
was
rouged
on
O'Malley's
kick.
4
-
BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
This
Xmas
gi"ve
electrically
Be
vise
and
lay
away
your
gift
now
while
stocks
are
complete.
T
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pi1.
nuiuui
rtryn
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f)
OKlhiUii
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4.
"
.
,
A
Mwrrv
Tmwii
0
585
pounds
of
butter
per
year
compared
with
the
national
av-erne
of
SM
pounus.
!
VANCOt'VER
(CP)
Kerris-
1
t
4
$
4
t
4
"Give
Electrically
A.
P..
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
ALFRED
L.
BELL,
C.A.
Resident
Partner
Prince
Rupert
rtl
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4.
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Hani-era
0.
t'lty
2
Sh'-mc
kt
Unlul
2.
IJunoasier
I.
Hwiiniwa
'lown
1.
Bhi-meld
2
Wi'htliam
United
3.
Everton
6
(tie).
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ottisii
i;
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AlKTdci-n
2,
Kaith
Rovers
2
(tie).
AM'urti-oliltois
o.
Hioerntnn
2.
fjinl
1-l.e
1,
Fur
lick
Thisule
1
Itlel.
Hearts
4
Morton
!.
Queen
of
thn
Bouth
4.
tie
0
"W
.
Stirling
Albion
0.
St
laireu
i,
lund(
o
1
(tiei.
6:45
p.m.
Jl'NIOR
Beavers
vs
Bulgers
7:30
p.m.
1TI:UMKI)IA1
F
Hi-Green
vs
Merchants
:45
p.m.
SENIOR
Elks
vs
CCC
300
j
dale
Monarch!,
of
the
Pacific
j
senior
amateur
two-tram
i
league,
ha
bren
ditbanded.
i.
I
Owner
Bid
Hole
made
the
announcement
following
the
Mon-arehs'
6-5
victory
over
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
last
night.
He
said
he
had
last
more
than
$4000
so
:far
and
that
the
minimum
loss
:
for
the
full
season
would
he
be-Uween
$12,000
and
$15,000.
!
High
rink
rental
was
given
tv;
the
main
trouble.
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Fourth
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Ilesner
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Phone
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Telephone:
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Terrace
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George
Mission
City
Vancouver
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