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Last
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of
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not
sent
a
pboto
at
to
that
friend
City
0.
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13
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pugilistic
ring.
Scottish
League
Flrt
Division
Aberdeen
3,
Partl6k
Thistle
1.
Clyde
2,
Dundee
2.
Bart
Fife
1,
Motherwell
1.
Falkirk
2,
Leith
Athletic
3.
Hamilton
Acads
3,
Hearts
2.
Hlbernlas
2,
St.
Mlrren
3.
Kilmarnock
0,
Celtic
3.
Morton
1,
Ayr
United
1.
Queen's
Park
0,
Alrdrle
0.
Rangers
7,
Cowdenbeath
0.
Scottish
League
Second
Division
Albl6n
Hovers
2,
Ralth
Rovers
G.
Arbroath
4,
St.
Johnstone
0,
Boness
3,
Montrose
3.
Brechin
City
4,
Stenhousemulr
1
Dumbarton
2,
Forfar
Athletic
2.
Dundee
United
4,
Armadale
0.
Dunfermline
Athletic
2,
Stirlingshire
1.
King's
Park
1,
Clyde
Bank
2.
Queen
Of
South
7,
Alloa
0.
St.
Bernard's
0,
Third
L&nark
1
Free
won
the
British
Columbia
title
last
West
Bromwlch
Albion
4,
Stoke
'pfing
and
then
roamed
victorious
'across
Alberta
and
Satkatchewan.
Old
Carl
Kendall,
Uhy
veteran
lead
the
managership
of
team.
the
Smelter
"Tuffy"
Oarland
Is
still
between
the
goal
posts
and
Clarence
T.
Red-dlck
stays
as
defence
man,
but
black-browed
Carl
Houbregs,
the!
team's
greatest
defensive
and
offensive
threat,
has
left
his
rear-guard
post
to
play
with
Settle
pro's
Cur
ley
WheHKy,
Industrious
left-1
winger,
and
Geoff
Hazard,
plugging
relief
forward,
arc
the
last
remnants
of
a
shattered
attacking
line.
In
the
Southern
Alberta
League,
Turner
Valley-Okotoks
has
snatch-
I
cd
two
of
the
erstwhile
Trallmen
I
"Dub"
Mackle
and
"Qus"
Oustason,
East
both
scoring
forwards.
Art
Mackie
and
"Mickey"
Brennan,
the
other
wandering
front-line
men,
are
away
to
Kmibef
ley,
B.C.,
and
Port
Arthur,
Ti
ckets
!
For
Someone
Somewhere
on
this
page,
in
two
different
adYcrtise-merits
wfl
be
found
the
names
of
two
residents
of
this
city.
Examine
the
advertisements
carefully
and
find
the
names.
If
the
two
persons
whose
names
are
in
the
advertisements
will
call
at
the
Daily
News
Office
they
will
be
presented
with
a
ticket
to
either
the
Capitol
Theatre
or
two
tickets
for
games
at
either
of
the
golf
courses,
they
to
choose
which
one
they
desire
These
tickets
arc
FHEE.
r
-
o
West
Will
Make
Strong
Bid
For
Amateur
Hockey
Crown
Despite
Depletion
of
Rank
AIJ
n
C
'
IWIPEG,
Dee.
20:
Hoekeyists
in
the
west
are
all
Uld
LOUntrV
O0CCerHh
mme
wy
today
toward
the
Allan
Cup
of
.
f
191
and
the
right
to
represent
Canada
at
the
Olympic
r.t
ikh
Learue
Hnt
Dirision
j
Oames
of
1982.
Most
of
the
amateur
squads
are
back
in
the
Arsenal
i.
Newcastle
United
2.
running
those
who
fought
to
the
top
in
western
compe-Btnninajiaoi
2.
utrpv
9.
,
tUion
last
year
and
new
outfits
have
entered
the
lists
to
Dwwnun
numi
.
mwiiro
we
a
determtned
flcnt
to
brtnas
neoeasay
z.
the
Canadian
title
back
west
Blackpool
3.
Ortmafey
Tewn
1.
!
A
a
ice
mert
am
are
immimI
tailed
Derby
Comtr
4.
HasMefsffcld
HMdemteid
AuMm
at
wsmrlnf
.
rfntu
,
fnr
the
t..
to
rebuild
Town
1.
Leeds
United
S.
Maoefrnter
Uni
ted
0
the
western
foul
tat
seuon--nd
at
ibetr
Mr
Kendall
ha
tUrted
r
vuk.
a
I
r..
a.
t
s
tart
of
nraettees
and
of
kafue
play.
n"SJ
.
J
ienSMton
of
most
of
the
WMtorn
Arthnrt
Allan
Cup
team
letrttta
la
aneertain.
But
It
is
aeU
and
KuWd
lMt
Lfecater
City
2,
IMtan
Wander-
that
two
of
the
west
s
best
three
:
I
to
era
1.
nm
Uut
nl
men
can
brtft
teams
of
last
season
wilt
return
to
Mancheater
CKf
3
Aston
Va
1.
fra
Tlgor
and
deter.
,Uver
bowl
back
to
the
west
Death
PortawoaHi
1.
Cwelaaa
1.
"
MleaUon
I
and
accident
hare
conspired
to
rain
Sheffield
United
4,
Mtddlestoreegh
Port
Arthur
only
!nta
chance-
DUt
for
A
flT,t
time
,nro,
not
threatened
'
'team
to
wtn
the
Allan
Cup
three
Sunderland
5.
Weatham
1nKed
1.
strmath
of
the
roster.
ltme,
went
tato
th
rlnaU
aggmtt
EnrJlih
Leatue
Second
Dlrlslon
I
Montreal
Amateur
Athletics
Asao-
Robbed
Hy
Death
Ports
of
a
defence
man
almost
without
peer.
Big
"lied"
Cross
was
enlisted
to
fill
the
gap,
but
suffered
a
crippled
left
arm
In
an
auto'
.
year's
retirement.
And
every-
mem-!
Hacquoil
is
still
on
the
roster.
Quade;
from
Winnipeg
Elmwoods.
Johnny
Bates
and
Billy
Hall
are
still
at
the
left
wing
Job,
Jerry
Stra-
chan
and
una
Norm
Friday
seek
centre
Ice
positions,
and
B6bby
McCrttnor
After
Vcars
of
effort,
Trail
reached
and
Johnnl
.
Salonen
arc
on
right
tually
Intaet,
new
talent.
But
there
are
other
Allan
Cup
threats
In
the
west
(hough
their
strength
remains
unaaiessed
"
until
Dieken
are
the
ex'Blatrmoreane.
BeAdes,
the
Oilers
have
Mackle
and
Fustaso,
Of
Trail;
Don
Klever.
Canrnofe
rear-guard;
and
enough
Tiny
Oordon
Hacquoil
Is
still
In
,
...
.
the
nets
for
the
Potts,
and
he
is
still
.
,
.
,
J.
.
.
.
VT'
.
.
...
high-class
team
unaided,
A
being
forced
to
gq
hi
best
by
Alf
le
Dupuls,
capable
sUb-netman
Fronxj
flelnrn
Uncertain,
centre
ice
broad-shouldered
prppks
i
Return
of
players
wHo
won
try-
Dafee
Is
to
be
broiight
back
oh
de-
outs
in
pro
camps
Is
making
Sas-fence
beside
"Phat"
Wilson.
Feilx
katchewan's
rosters
uncertain
as
Kytomo,
a
Junior,
seeks
a
defrnce
the
season
opens.
Weyburn's
"Blgi
post
ana
a
coupie
oi
otners
are
out
hix
cnamps,
nave
imea
up
a
strong
i
fof
a
Job.
squad
again
and
Reglna
Vies
are
re
The
forward
strings
are
unchang-
ported
better
than
ever.
Two
reeu
ed
except
by
the
addition
of
Trail's
(lars
are
missing
from
the
Unlver
"Mickey
Brennan
and
Norm
Mc-,slty
of
Saskatchewan
team,
but
re-
crtilts
make
up
the
loss.
Break-up
of
the
Montreal
Amateurs,
Canadian
champions,
has
brought
the
conviction
that
the
tide
qf
hockey
empire
U
once
morcwest-ward
to
take
Its
way.
FOR
FALL
AND
CHRISTMAS
FJ
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SAHARA
DRY
GINGER
ai
A
Trae
Fratt
Drink
Unexcelled
Br
Any
-
Per
Dozen,
$1.50,
Delivered
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.
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Sheet
Metal
Works
Store
Pipes,
Galvanited
and
Waek
Otows.
xaces
r
to
r
UaWflj
Pass
made
to
order
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AVLXUE
WEST
Telephones:
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310
Works
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Hetetwri
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pritchnpiorui.
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the
tws
fail
Frank
UacquoU.
termed-
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out
tn
w
mm
uw
H-ht
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SBATTL
Dee.
2:-Oaln4ng
one
jPorte
entered
the
last
Up
only
f-
the
swooping
hawk
of
amateur
hoe-
.
spiiv
"
ptt-7
nanv
wing
,
point
for
a
two-all
tie
with
Seattle
w
Bradford
Ottf
0,
OMhem
AtWetic
j11
nard-wti
triumphs
over
Win-(key,
died
after
a
llnfertog
Ulnea
J,
Hre
the
leU
ta,t
Vancoum
Bristol
City
1.
Preston
North
End
1
Bury
2,
Reading
2.
Cardiff
City
4.
Burnley
0.
Charlton
Athletic
1,
Nottingham
Forest
1.
,
Ererton
2,
Southampton
1.
Plymouth
Argyle
3.
Wojirerhamp
ton
Wanderers
2.
Portvale
3,
Mlllwall
2.
Swansea
Town
2,
Bradford
1
wine
The
Porta
promise
on-
more
feature
a
forward
Bne
thn:
-x
c:
at
basataC
Dack-rhecking
and
ttteleas
attack.
At
Wmnipec
the
Elmwoods
seek
to
tower
once
more
to
thp
Mniuba
Utte
over
Increasing
rivalry
"Steamer"
Maxwell,
pioneer
pilot,
figures
he
has
a
fifty
per
cent
better
team
than
that
which
fought
Port
Arthur
to
the
limit
before,
yielding
seven
months
ago.
He
has
1
an
experienced
defence
and
a
for-
ward
selection
that
blends
tested
talent
and
youthful
ambition.
The
Mm
woods'
gaal
job
goes
to
Jimmy
Oostor,
unless
be
is
beaten'
for
the
pUee
by
promising
Lyall;
'
H
atones.
Two
b
oak
lea,
Joe
Hirers
and
Tom
McDonald,
remain
on
defence
with
adequate
re
Set
offered
by
Lon
Burrace.
BID
Otll
ad
Hack
Simp
son.
Among
the
forwards
are
number
rumored
to
nave
signed
pro
contracts,
but
It
U
'expected
that
the
report
will
be
discredited
and
the
lads
wHI
remam
amateura.
i
.
,
...
,
,
,.
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"
Seattle
Oa
At
sentre
are
WaKef
Monson
and
,)ra;Jf,cN'lht
pttot
men
In
the
west.
Monty
Muc-,
Jkle,
BH1
KtndaU
and
Vic
Llndoulsti
Mrs.
Harold
ran
Buekirk
of
New
York.
1W0
foils
ehampton.
who
will
defend
title
against
other
women
fencers
In
tourney
at
the
Fencers'
Club
LIONS
TAKE
PUCK
LEAD
Coast
Lea
toe
mipeK
iwrnwooos
ana
irau.
o.u.,
win
iwowea
an
operation.
um
.
uona
aoarea
mto
mt
place
in
the
t,,i,-
n-...,-,
,hY.
.'-fetters
Sttiote-Baters.
Now
Now
the
the
Smoke-Bat-
Smoke-Bat-
came
came
after
after
the
the
areateat
greatest
sMaon
season
ift
Irt
,wm
"J"?
A
reanma.
ine
JZ
iJT".
iwie-up
snows
p-.,.,.
Pacific
nnaK.
Coast
Hockey
tiv..
t-.,
Leaeue
IT-V
erl
are
definitely
"done."
bat
the
his
meteoric
career,
and
robbed
the
r,7;1JTr!r-.Ir
and
dotted
ZTtSZ.,.u
with
The
Lions
seored
two
seals
In
the
Ports
an
dthe
Elmwoods
are
boasting
greater
strength
than
ever.
Migration,
a
trend
that
no
national
laws
can
halt,
has
spelled
at
least
a
temporary
"finis"
to
the
dog
I
first
period
while
the
Eskimos
counted
one
each
fn
the
second
and
third.
crash
and
Is
out
of
hockey
for
the
"1"?".
IL717.
IZZTTT
ANGLICAN
YOUNO
ted
rtcord
of
victories-achieved
by
(season
at
least.
!
mmLhiof
Blair-
Ppt-E
MEETING
the
Trail
crew.
Only
four
active!
But
Boss
Pudae
is
undismayed.
He
I
.
J
f
,?i!f
the
11
I
members
remain
of
the
squad
that'stlll
has
perennial
"Phat"
Wilson.'"
""T
L2
T-T
1
The
Anglican
Young
PeoDle's
As-
lone
playing
hockeylst
who
ha
..
.
.
..
soclatlon
held
a
brief
buslneas
ses-
ST
llhtet
St,,
T
andlhTuiance
S
In
AlK
j,
"en.ng
In
the
Cathedral
Ifams.
jVnd.
grey-haired
Wllf
VanntmTm
-th
lMm:
3ImmvlHall
after
which
a
social
hour
was
2.Tuf
HJf.MeW
Puffy
Kemp
and
Jotau!-0J.
make
the
Allan
berth
thrice,
1
f
rath
er
of
the
Trail
men,
has
retired
to
Cup
threatens
to
come
out
of
his
last
w.
a
sap
w
wii
w
v
mv
menu
served
wljh
Miss
L.
Hal-
nweii
anoyjsric
oeehi
charge.
C.
N.
It.
TRAINS
From
East
Sundays,
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays,
3:30
pjn.
For
EasU-Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Saturdays,
11:30;
a.m.
'
ADVEHTISING
COPY.
MUST
BE
IN
EARLY
copy
for
display
advertise
menta
should
be
In
the
hands
of
the
printers
not
later
than
3
run.
the
day
prior
to
publl-
cation.
This
Is
necessary
to
en-
able
best
positions
to'
be
se-
cured.
1
e
4
A
Trial
Order
Will
Convince
Y
.
,
BEAVER
BOTTLING
WORKS
Telephone
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Rjrvrt
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Fish
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ow
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fire
away
t
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quit
on
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too
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coal
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the
hsuMe
that
wo
Philpott,
Evitt
&
Company
Ltd.
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BREAD
With
Extra
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J
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Mothrr
Used
to
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Brea
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Bakery
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Christmas
Decorations
Christmas
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nd
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