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Footballer
Sensational
Tactics
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A'
LAST
NIGHT
Lare
Crowd
Witnessed
Another
Fine
Set
of
Games
and
High
School
Are
Also
Winners
Staler
League
C.
N.
R.,
20;
Taxi,
IT.
.
.
Ladies'
League
Amazons,
32
20;
Comets,
0.
Intermediate
League
Tuxis,
18;
High
School,
33.
Junior
League
Japanese
Association.
5;
Scouts,
34.
Another
large
and
enthusiastic
audience
witnessed
the
second
series
of
games
in
the
first
half
of
the
basketball
schedule.
All
four
games
were
evenly
contested
and
the
fans
voiced
their
appreciation
of
many
ball
association
will
be
supported
In
its
effort
to
foster
the
game
in
the
city
this
winter.
Already
it
has
been
noticed
that
ficult,
these
games
are
well
worth
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In
fapound
humidor
f
frit
seeing.
Last
nisht
the
Scouts
and
Japanese
made
their
initial
appearance.
On
paper
it
looked
as
though,
the
Japanese
would
walk
off
the
floor
easy
winners'.
Bat
how
those
Scouts
played!
Ths
deadly
shooting
of
Santerbane,
Wi
son.
and
Calderonl
took
all
the
fight
out
of
the
Japanese
who
left
the
floor
on
the.
short
end
of-a
34-5
score.
How-
N.
It.
Beat
32
Scouts,
Amazons
j
ever,
this
score
does
not
indicate
the
play
which
was
in
reality
fast
and
hotly
contested.
GJve
those
Japanese
a
little
more
shooting,
and
let
the
Scouts
"be
prepared"
for
a
reversal,
mayhap.
For
the
Japanese,
KUhimoto
was
outstanding,
while
Suehire
weiked
hard.
The
teams:
Japsense
Kanaya
2k
Kishimo-to
(24,
T.
Nakamoto
1,
Suehiro,
Obata.
Kondo;
total.
5.
Scouts
Santerbane
12),
Calderonl
(10),
Wilson-
(12.
Miller,
Vier-eck;
total,
34.
Referee,
Dan
Morirson.
Intermediate
Game
The
Tuxis-High
School
game',
which
followed
was
the
best
exiri-
I
UUi-
4
I
11
J
1
dazzling
plays
in
a
manner
that01""
OI
uurmg
me
eve-
augurs
well
for
the
game
this
sea-
,ntoj.
This
league
will
be
hotly
oon-on.
Mueh
favorable
comment
wasitested
because
the
Merchants-
line-also
heard
In
respect
of
the
excel-
.UP
beln8
strengthened
so
that
all
lent
heating
conditions
which
pre-
i
teams
will
be
on
nearly
equal
vail
in
the
building.
It
Is
hoped
that.,
strength.
The
Tuxis
boys,
who;
with
such
comfort
for
the
specta-;
"ashed
so
brilliantly
against
Mer-i
tors,
and
with
teams
which
seem
to
j
cnants
on
Tuesday,
were
not
so
sac-'
be
so
evenlv
matched,
the
basket-1
cessf
ul
with
High
last
night.
They:
Just
couldn't
seem
to
locate
that
elusive
basket.
Morrison,
Thurberj
and
Nakamoto
potted
at
it
from
all
angles
but
they
could
not
sink
a
the
preliminary
Junior
games
areie
enough
percentage
to
pull
out
f
nrnvidlne
keen
comDetltlon
and.
i
a
w,n-
IIl8h-
on
the
th
h-
-
!
even
though
Ume
limitations
place
Pecially
In
the
first
half,
couldn't
them
at
an
hour
that
is
rather
dlf-
mlss-
ot
Un8er'8
first
flve
to,
three
went
in
during
the
first
lew
minutes
of
play
giving
High
a
6-0
,
lead
that
it
was
able
to
hold
I
throughout
Unger's
shooting
was
deadly
and,
during
the
first
half,
he
gave
High
five
baskets.
Running:
him
a
close
second
was
Wingham
,
who,
although
amassing
less
points,
I
was
probably
more
spectacular.
Morrison,
however,
who
is
usually
a
consistent
marksman,
was
away
I
off
and
only
managed
te
locate
twice
In
the
first
halt.
Nakamoto,
i
once
again,
was
the
most
useful
j
;
Tuxis
player.
To
watch
this
boyj
;
work
is
a
treat
for
any
basketball
,
enthusiast.
His
brilliant
dribbling,
i
fake
passing
and
shooting,
and
fine
I
1
1
team
play
stamp
him
as
the
Tuxis
k
.
pivot.
After
piling
up
a.
comfortable
lead
In
the
first
half.
High
played
'their
subs,
Ross
and
Tobey
for
half
the
game,
while
Vance,
Wingham,
Walters
and
Forbes
took
turns
at,
i
warming
the
bench.
Allen
and
Han-
TURRET
BILLIARDS
ORGANIZED
Lcajue
Will
Consist
of
Five
Teams
'1
his
Year
Starts
Next
Tuesday
Flv8
teams
have
been
entered
in
ii3
Prttue-
Rupert
Billiard
League
to.
che
states
1931:
They
are
as
follows:
orbtto
D.
Brown
(captain),
O.
Waugh.
B.
Morgan,
O.
Howe,
G.
Simmon,
E.
Hudson,
P.
Johnson,
P.
V
acner.
Legion
F.
Zieman
(captain),
C.
Haptre.
J.
Smith,
P.
Tinker,
J.
Stra-c
until,
3.
u.
Macupnahd,
L.
Raby,
M.
Eckert.
Elks
C.
Balagna
(captain),
J.
Andrews,
A.
MlteheH,
B.
Murray,
B.
Hutaen,
B.
Batt,
J.
Scott,
R.
Wicks.
Cold
Storage
A,
Murray
(captain),
J.
HUlman,
A.
Macdonald,
J.
May,
P.
Aldridjge,
O.
Veirlck,
N.
Chenoskl,
R.
Fonff.
Empress
M.
Andrews
(captain),
B.
Mitchell,
R.
Young,
A.
Murray,
A.
Murray,
J".
8ulger5
B.
Windlei
N.
Valentine,
H".
Walker.
Play
will
be
evtary
Tuesday
and
Friday
nights
starting
November
17
when
Grotto
will
play
Empress.
Chas.
Bafagno
13
predtnt.
s;3n
substituted
well
for
Tuxis.
After
a
second
half
In
which
Tuxis
outplayed
High
hut
were
ineffectual
in
their
shooting
and
in
pass
ing
the
High
guards,
the
game
ended
23-18
for
Hlsi.
The
teams:
TuxU
Morrison
8,
K.
Nakamoto
(8i,
Moxley,
Smith,
Allen,
Thur-ber
(2),
Hanson;
total,
18.
High
Walters
2i,
Vance,
Unger
(10),
Wingham
(9),
Forbes
(2),
Tobey,
Ross;
total.
23.
Referee,
Walter
Johnson.
Ladies'
League
In
their
first
appearance
the
Comets
were
badly
swamped
by
the
Amazons
who
piled
up
a
20-0
score
against
them.
However,
this
was
the
second
game
for
Amazons
who
seemed
in
better
condition
and
who
were
more
at
home
cn
the
new
floor.
Amazons,
also
seemed
to
have
a
weight
advantage
which
should
be
adjusted
to
provide
closer
rivalry
in
the
Ladles'
League.
Susie
Bod-dle
was
the
Amazon
mainstay
and.
with
the
help
of
hard-working
Enid
Morris
she
combined
with
Dot
Prlt-chard
to
do
all
of
the
team's
scoring.
Prttehard
was
left
wide
open
beneath
the
basket
too
often
and
'My
occupation
as
a
radio
specialist
requires
deep
concentration.
Naturally
I
get
much
consolation
from
my
pipe.
Unfortunately
I
have
a
very
sensitive
taste
my
tongue
hums
easily
and
my
throat
gets
sore
readily.
About
a
monthagol
tried
Turret
pipe
tobacco.
I
then
and
there
decided
that
it
was
the
tobacco
I
was
looking
for
a
fragrant,
cool
smoke
that
did
not
hum
my
throat
or
tongue.
Now
that
I
have
found
a
tobacco
that
I
can
smoke
day
in
and
day
out
without
hud
effects,
I
find
it
more
economical
to
purchase
the
half
pound
tins.
I
would
advise
any
person
who
wants
HEAL
HPE
SATISFACTION
to
try
Turret
pipe
tobacco'
PIP
E
TOBACCO
A
good9
cool
smoke
tested
Turret
In
cut
for
thorn
who
roll
thtlr
oxen
n
W
...Here's
comfortinq
relief
without
"dosing."
Just
rub
on
MICKS
WVapoRub
proved
that
she
seldom
misses,
being
nigh
score.
For
Comets,
Robert
and
Steen
played
hard,
though
!
these
players
wasted
much
good
ef-i
fort
by
unnecessary
roughness.
It
is
team
play
combined
with
good
shooting
that
makes
a
game,
not
Individual
effort.
And
it
was
because
the
Amazons
exhibited
morej
of
this
that
they
were
such
easyj
winners.
The
teams:
I
Amazons-Boddle
(5),
Morris
(4),'
Prltchard
(11
1,
Harvey,
Morgan,
Letchford;
total.
20.
Cornels
Steen,
Roberts,
Kach.
Jack,
McGutre,
Connery;
total,
0.
,
Referee,
Dan
Morrison.
Senior
League
For
C.
N.
R.
A.
It
was
their
second
encounter:
for
32
Taxi
their
first.
In
spite
of
this
the
taxi
men
nearly
pulled
out
a
win.
If
the
sen
lor
game
Is
an
indication
of
the
30od
sportsmanship
and
brand
of
oasketball
to
be
dished
up
tor
the
fans
this
season,
It
certainly
will
lean
much
for
basketball.
The
play
throughout
this
game
was
very
fast
featuring,
brilliant
combination
and
nuch
speed.
It
was
a
ding-dong
affair
throughout,
with
the
winner
In
doubt
until
the
final
whistle
when
the
scoreboard
showed
20-17
for
the
Trainmen.
The
C.
N.
R.
having
played
more
together,
displayed
good
teamwork,
and
the
efforts
of
Lambie,
Morrison,
Smith
and
Styles
in
this
direction
were
the
chief
factors
in.
the
C.
N.
R.
victory.
Unfortunately",
fifthe
second
half,
the
C.
N.
R.
teamwork
was
spoiled
by
placing
long
shots
on
the
boards
for
rebounds
which
in
every
ease
were
ineffectual.
This
type
of
basketball
slows
up
the'
game
and
shows
lack
of
inlttatlYSaand
team
play.
Dido
Ourvich,
Rstehford
and
Ross
were
best
for
j..
Taxi
while
the
good
woi
k
of
Doug.
Stalker
was
marred
by
heavy
fouling.
Had
not
D.
Ourvich
suffered
a
painful
leg
Injury
in
the
final
five
minutes
of
play
the
C.
N.
R.
might
still
be
playing
off
a
tied
scere.
However,
they
held
the
ball
well
for
the
last
three
minutes
in
an
effective
still
and
32
were
unable
to
score.
The
teams:
C.
N.
R.
A.
Smith
i4,
Johnson
a.
Styles,
Matheion,
Stalker
'It.
Morrison
(4),
Lambie
(10);
total,
20.
32
Taxi
D.
Oorvich
i4,
Ratch-ford
2.
S.
Ourvich
2,
D.
Stalker.
Ross
(7),
Kenny
(2;
total.
17.
Referee,
J.
W.
Plommer.
SCHEDULE
November
16
Moose
vs.
Elks.
I.
O.
O.
F.
vfc.
Engles.
Q
rot
to
vs.
Swift's.
Prince
Rupert
Hoiel
v.
Musketeers
j
k.
c.
s
vs.
seal
cove.
November
23
Swift's
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Efk
vs.
Musketeers.
I.
O.
O.
F.
tt.
Moose.
Eagles
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
6
rot
to
vs.
Knights
of
Columbus.
LOCAL
ITEMS
Charlew
H.
Lake,
well
kn
jnet
3ttw5rt
ptMpwtof
and
rata
'
lag
inan,
is
a
nasteager
aboara
the
Prince
George
today
returning
to
the
Po.n'i.iCiuiil
camp
alter
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
;
'.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
JlpSM
Cannon,
who
were
married
reetntly
In
California
were
pafetuera
aboard
the
Pain
cess
Norah
this
tribrntog
bound
for
Juneau
where
they
will
rei
ide.
Mr.
'Connors
i
the
son
of
the
Chevrolet
and
Uuick
automobile
dealer
at
Juneau.
I
A
-(Fie
rfitttst
of
their
sons.
Mrl-vih-
Dafoe
alld
Frank
Russell
who
are
aiudyisaiat
Calgary,
rudto
station
CNHC
flf
Oalgary
last
nlaht
ployed
a
number
Irr
honor
of
Rev.
,Dr.
and
Mrs.
"F.
W.
Dafoo
and
Mr
and
Mrs.
Stanley
Smith
of
thin
city
'
I
Reception
was
good
st
the
time
the
number
was
played.
I
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i
for
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o
of
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