FAQ
POTTR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
"BASKETBALL
LASTNIGHT
Intermediate
Came
Was
Feature
of
Evenine
Program
Merchants
Win
C'.n.
Defeated
Panther;
in
Senior!
League
Match
j
Senior
Leaajne
C.
N.
R..
36:
Pan-
there,
32.
Intermediate
League
Tuxls,
39;
Merchant.
30.
Ladles'
League
Cardinals,
9;
Amazons,
15.
Junior
League
Japanese
Students,
10;
League
of
Nations,
9.
j
Last
night
the
basketball
enter
-tainment
revealed
that
the
"spice"
of
the
program
is
to
be
found
in
the
Intermediate
di
virion.
Tuxls
and
Merchants
put
on
a
fast,
clean,
thrilling
game
from
which
the
Merchants
emerged
with
a
hard-won
30-29
victory.
It
was
Jurt
about
a
perfect
game
to
watch,
with
a
score
that
indicates
bow
evenly
the
teams
were
matched.
The
Senior
game
was
of
the
type
that
does
nothing
to
raise
the
standard
of
plays
nor
did
it
reveal
the
quality
of
competition
that
U
most
desired.
Twenty-five
personals
were
dished
out
by
Referee
Skinner
which
is
nearly
as
am-age
of
a
foul
every
two
minuter
In
short,
the
game
was
fast
and
rough
but
with
too
much
"run-nine
ibterference.
It
was
too
bad.
because
the
last
time
CNR.
and
Panther
clashed
they
treated
the
fdhs
to
one
of
the
finest
exhibitions
ever
seen
in
this
cite.
And
&t
a,
though
the
30-32
score
Indicates
rose
play,
the
rustomm
went
home
realizing
that,
as
bak-etbalL
it
wasn't
"so
hot."
The
Intermediate
ganw
ooenad
wh
fast
olay
and
fine
combination
by
each
team.
Currle
scored
foj
"Merchants
after
a
hot
bom-
two
more
Thurber.
who
played
a!
rison
some
nice
Established
1819
LAMB'S
RUM
AOi:i),
BLENDED
AND
MATURED
AT
THE
LONDON
DOCKS
"Lamb's
Fine
Old
Navy"
PROOF
OVERPROOF
Old
and
Good
I
Ask
the
British
Navy!
On
sale
at
Liquor
Vendors
or
direct
from
Government
Liquor
Control
Mall
Order
Department,
Victoria,
B.C.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
British
Columbia
of
them.
Naturally,
combination
disappeared
and
Individual
play,
or
whatever
you
might
call
It
In
this
wstance,
was
In
the
ascendant
Mitchell
and
Macdonald
got
sensational
and
with
the
help
of
Cross
gave
their
team
a
lead
of
18-15
at
!
half
time.
In
the
second
spasm,
the
boys
reneated
their
fouls
and
decided
to
'et
"bygones
be
bygones."
The
p'sy
was
fast
and
clean
(for
u
while!
1.
The
whole
C.N.R.
was
see
ing
In
this
half
and
a
rally
brought
them
eight
goodly
points
Then
the
Panthers
clawed
in
with
1
-
-
U
.
-t..
I
-
1
bardment
of
the
Tuxls
hoop.
Tuxlr
,hr,
'brow.
va
Friend
,,w.
Lamble
was
soon
..!,.
1
.
r.
tn,
....
...
I
wnimunj
nihil
a
full
consignment
r.mfAro,h
re,tf!bo.t
even.
But
the
boys
iu,
(or
Ttucls.
But
It
was
a
great
night
for
the
Merchants
and
they
proceeded
to
pile
up
a
substantial
lead.
Towards
the
end
or
the
first
half,
led
by
Thurber
and
that
couldn't
be
nice
and
rough
ota'
again
became
the
vogue.
The
out-Handing
play
came
from
Stylet
who
Indulged
In
his
own
parucula.-
wlzard
Nakamoto.
Tuxls
rallied
b'rTX
a
ii.h
w.
..w
,
I
bounds.
Mitchell
and
Stalker
wer
rr
i.w"".rt
"-"ent
to
the
showers
with
the
full
leaa.
raaenent
oasketbau
"
at
,-
f
.u
wax
..iouow
of
fouls
,,.
and
,H
the
game
came
iu
'
7
1
'
rT'to
a
desultory
close.
36-32
for
the
like
slaves.
Nakamoto
held
the
T.
lne
Tm.
lfam
TuxlS
bOVS
toMther
mnd
M
Mae-
'
1
r
n
1
.
t
.
m
The
whole
Mr-h.nt
t-m
!
Btv,p'
8teJkr
3;
Morrison
0,
funfionln
beiAilifuUv
with
Oftm-'ToUI
M-
adln-i
out-tanrtiiw
onri
h
....
i
Par'herj
-Macdonald
4:
Croat
5:
PdlBts
for
hi
team
ThMr
eomhta.
Trv,,",
Mitchell
7;
eKlsey
10.-
atlon
was
a
treat
and
with
four
,Tl
31
,
,
mlmit-
to
to.
they
held
a
26-2J
!
ReIeree
"
Skinner,
lead.
I.
was
anybody's
game.
With!
Ladies'
Came
inww
w
nu
vurriR
ana
iJing-;
The
Ladles'
game
between
Uje
ren
ramaiy.
-mm
Naica-
Ama20ni
and
the
cardinals
re
moto
threw
."one
!n
to
bring
th-'.H-d
n.
m
pvtn
m
score
to
an-d
for
Merchants
as
the
othtr
MIV
vlctorv
for
u,.
Ania.
VzSfJ.
.nw1,!
7"
ab0t'iaM.'
There
u
no
doubt
that
this
pefert
bs.elball
rve
.11
tbroOTh
;,eam
h
l00
,trong.
.
.
'
J"0
"-
Played
exceptionaUy
well
but
could
Smlfh
4-
TotS'
8
Merthant
E.
Dlnwill
fl:
F
Din?wi)
?
Pirc
r-r
oom
adlni
14:
McNu'tv
Total
30.
Referee
Mlhll
Senior
Game
The
Bon
lor
fme
stirt.d
ff
wltli
CN.P
on
the
awreasive
exhibiting
thr
w11-known
combination.
The
Pnnthfr
rallied.
not
measure
up
to
the
play
ot
Susie
Boddie
and
her
squad.
Tiling-:
looked
rather
hopeless
foe-
the
Cardinals
when
the
tint
half
ended
8-0
for
the
Amazons.
Th:n.
In
the
third
quarter,
the
Cardinals
surprised
tha
spectators
for
they
developed
a
real
fast
brand
ot
basketball.
Play
becamt
as
fast
as
In
many
of
the
Junior
gamss.
As
a
result
of
this
sudden
r
'i'W,
the
Cardinals
worked
all
u..u.
r,a...v.
Mnmson
sanK
a
thflr
play
,nto
uman
who
1
"
i.
i
;
shot
with
great
accuracy.
8he
dis
tinguished
herself
by
scoring
all
eight
points,
thereby
equalizing
the
!
score.
However,
this
period
of
fast
piny
iwas
ot
little
consequence
for
the
Cardinals
were
exhausted
and
the
j
Amazons
were
able
to
have
their
own
wcy
and
soon
took
a
perman
ent
lead.
Final
time
found
the
ircore
15-9
lit
their
tavor.
!
CartjlnalsrLllll9h
Lowa-tB),
Cath
iirvino
ni.
v
KmevskyrP.
Stone,
E.
Rlvett;
total.
9.
Amazons
Susie
Bodlde
(7),
E,
Morris
'6),
C.
Morgan.
D.
Prltchard
'2.
Jean
Ritchie;
total,
15
Referee.
BUI
Mitchell.
Junior
Game
The
Junior
affair
ot
the
evening
was
a
keenly
contested
and
Inter
estlng
match.
The
Japanese
Stu
dents
won
their
first
victory
of
the
ihoot
International
Hockey
Captains
Anne
Townsend,
left,
captain
ot
all-American
hockey
team
and
Mary
Morrison,
captain
of
all-Scotland
team,
meet
just
before
their
respective
teams
take
to
ht
field
at
Merlon
Cricket
Club,
Haverford,
Pa.
long
one.
The
game
was
marred
'season
by
defeating
the
first
place
by
rough
play
and
a
little
lnci-
j
League
of
Nations
by
a
score
10-9.
dental
"dirt,"
land
no
apologies.
I
Both
teams
played
the
same
style
With
six
minutes,
Lamble
had;
of
game
that
of
a
hard
checking
gathered
unto
himself
three
per-,
defensive
nature.
During
the
first
sonak,
which
is
rather
fast
work
half,
the
Japanese
had
bad
luck
However,
this
same
Lamble
wai
with
their
shooting.
Their
shots
the
"generalissimo"
of
the
CNJl
were
weU
token
but
the
bill
Just
forces
and
the
trainmen
soon
had
would
not
go
in.
However,
toward
a
12-5
lead
in
spite
of
the
stren-
the
end
of
the
half,
they
put
on
a
uous
mining.
Ten
minutes
from
thejludden
0,
spewit
and
b,
rtart.
eleven
fouls
had
been
award-1
Klshimoto.
they
were
able
to
tie
ed
and
the
trainmen
owned
seven
score
6-6
to
end
the
first
half.
On
resuming
play,
the
Japanese!
seemed
greatly
fatigued
and
the
League
of
Nations
again
took
the
lead
temporarily.
For
a
period
of
ten
minutes
the
League
of
Nations
maintained
a
lead
of
one
point.
Then,
with
less
than
30
seconds
to
full
time.
AntoseUt
unnecessarily
fouled
Obata
woo
was
about
to
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In
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Junior-
League
Match
Concluded
Last
'Night
With
Aggregate
Score
of
933
to
918
George
Howe
1
Empress
defeated
Frank
Aldridge
(League
of
Nations
by
a
score
of
20
Oto
183
In
the
outstanding
match
from
Thursday
night's
Junior
Billiard
League
fixture
and
the
Empress,
as
a
result,
'
ran
out
wlnenr
of
the
match
833
to
918.
j
The
league
standing
to
date
Is
as
j
follows:
'
j
o.
Hawks
..
1
Empress
1
League
of
Nations
1
Jewelers
1
Ttl.
952
933
918
789
International
Division
W.
D.
L.
Two
penalty
shots
were
al-
Americans
5
3
lowed
which
Obata
converted
into
Canadlens
5
2
two
points,
thereby
winning
the
.Toronto
3
3
game
for
the
Japanese
Students
by
:
Maroons
3
1
one
point.
,
Klshimoto
was
high
scorer1
wttht
American
Division
six
points.
w-
u-
JatunM
Rnrlint
Riuhlr
I
Rangers
b
2
Klshimoto
'6).
Obata
2,
Naka-
micago
J
4
J
2
4
4
7
I
2
noto.
Kanaye
S.
Condo:
total,
mjuomn
A
l
5
Iboiij.
nf
Natlnnx
AnttmmtU
Ml
.Detroit
"n
3
2
3
Yaeger
Mi,
OiUM
2.
Dominato
(2),
1111.
Allen;
total,
9.
Referee,
Dan
Morrison.
Whist
Schedule
Av.i
952-933'
918;
789
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
CUP
Second
Round
Scunthorpe
1.
Queens
Park
Ringers
4.
Lincoln
City
2.
Luton
Town
2.
uainsoorougn
irumy
nauuiu(
5.
Darwen
2,
Shelsea
1.
New
Brighton
0.
Hull
City
4.
Fulham
0.
Voevll
Petters
0.
Tranmere
Rovers
2j
Bristol
Roy-ers
0.
Burton
4,
Gateshead
1.
Halifax
Town
3,
Acciington
Stanley
0.
Bath
2,
Crystal
Palace
1.
Carlisle
United
0.
Darlington
2.
Brentford
4,
Norwich
City
1.
Cardiff
City
4.
Clapton
Orient
0.
Brighton
and
Hove
Albion
5,
1
'
Doncaster
Rovers
0.
Northampton
Town
3.
Southend
United
0.
i
Bournemouth
and
Boseombe
1,'
Blyth
Spartans
0.
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Aldershot
1.
Crook
Town
1.
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7
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Moose.
Old
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Hotel
vs.
Musketeers.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Legion.
Fish
Packers
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
it
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J.,
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Saturd.i
"My
idea
of
recreation
is
a
brisk,
bright
winter
lay,
u
pair
of
good
ali
skiis
ott
my
feet,
and
a
pipe
of
good
tobacco
between
my
teeth.
I
always
stuck
to
ash
sklis,
but
lined
to
vary
the
tobacco,
until
u
fellow
ki-er
offered
me
a
pipeful
of
Turret
pipe
tobacco.
Its
mildness
and
fragrance
wan
a
revelation
to
me,
bccaiiho
I
thought
I
knew
all
there
wan
to
know
about
tobacco.
Now
I
wouldn't
be
without
Turret
pipe
tobacco
I
buy
it
in
the
half-pound
humidor
tin
and
carry
a
full
pouch
with
me
wherever
I
go."
JOf,
IU
ami
m
..
Hil
hu
p,V$
ho
in
fannmd
humidor
tins
PIPE
TOBACCO
Turret
fin
cut
for
thnte
rho
rait
their
nwn
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Standings
Basketball
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