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Form.
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FrHn
TV
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PUCK
RACE
!
IS
CL0SE!
EMB
GEMCIESI
WINNERS
IN
BADMINTON
Close
May
Featured
Finals
Last
Night
in
C.
N.
R.
A.
Club
Tournament
Finals
in
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association's
Badminton
Club
tournament
were
played
last
night
and
resulted
as
follows:
Men's
singles
J.
Macfle
beat
Pete
Peterson.
15-5,
11-15,
15-10,
18-15.
Men's
double
J.
II.
Horton
and
Albert
Styles
beat
Bob
Tobey
and
Bob
Moley,
15-15,
15-10.
10-15,
15-6.
Mixed
doubles
Miss
Ruth
GUlios
and
Albert
Styles
beat
Mrs.
J.
V.
McAuley
and
J.
H.
Horton,
15-10,
15-10.
Ladies'
doubles
Mrs.
J.
W.
Mc-i
Auley
and
Miss
Ruth
Gillies
beat
'
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Squire
15-1,
15-5.
After
the
conclusion
of
play,
the
prizes
were
presented
to
their
winners
by
J.
A.
Teng.
Refreshments:
were
served.
Billiard
Averages
Junior
League
O.
T,
Av.
N.
Chenoskl
(E)
1
200
200
R.
Fong
LN
1
200
200
P.
Vaccher
LN)
1
200
200
E.
Batt
LN)
1
200
200
J.
May
H)
1
200
200
W.
Stewart
U)
.1
200
200
W.
Hutson
(H)
1
200
200
R.
Wicks
'ID
1
200
200
P.
Johnson
E
1
197
187
P.
Chenoskl
(El
2
368
184
A.
Zadgfoaki
E
1
168
163
W,
Funnell
Ji.
1
192
192
W.
E.
llayhurst
HI)
1
152
152
Aj,
Murray
(LN)
1
135
135
-jTBuer
(J)
1
132
32
tI
Raabe
iJ
l
131
A.
Strachan
J)
1
129
JUNIOR
BILLIARDS
December
14-
'
I.
.
I
13!
-Hawks
vs.
League
of
Nations.
December
17
Jewelers
vs.
Km-
League
of
Nations
Leading
Empress
!
Tobacconists
at
Head
of
Wbist
By
Two
Points
in
Junior
Bil
liard
League
Fixture
lows:
,
v.
Tj,
A.
Murray
(League
of
Nations),
:
Grotto
6
i
135;
N.
Chenoskl
"Errrpreas),
200.
Musketeers
.5
3
E.
Batt.
200;
Paul
Johnson,
197.
Moose
5
3
Primo
Vaccher.
200;
Pete
Chen-
Sons
of
Norway
5
3
oskl.
168,
I.
o.
O.
F
5
3
Roy
Fong,
200;
A.
Zadoroskt,
168.
Empress
4
4
Frank
AWridge
(League
of
Na-
Legion
4
.4
tloruw
will
play
George
Howe
(Em-
Seal
Cove
3
5
press)
tonight.
Fish
Packers
2
6
129
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LYE
a
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(Note-H..
Hawks;
J
Jewelers;
iLlLvtLi
rklLLirilJ
L.
of
N..
League
of
Nations;
E.,
Em-
.
press).
j
As
a
result
of
the
playing
of
four
out
of
five
games
in
the
Junior
Billiard
League
fixture
last
night,
League
of
Nations
has
a
scant
two-point
lead
over
Empress,
the
aggregate
on
the
four
games
being
735
to
733.
Individual
scores
were
as
fol
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Culbertson
Down
2700
Points
in
First
Session
of
Battle
of
Century"
overnight
visit
ir
in
town.
Iiavin
;
Lens
and
Culbertson
are
two
of
arrived
In
the
critv
from
t'.ir
lnf?r-
the
v
irW's
best
known
bridge
ex-lor
on
yesterday
morning's
tain,
perts
Gv.'on
d;iili''i::i'
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and
poet.
Claris
up
m
tl,c
v
iiiidory
busitu
ss
in
P;'i
!.
and
i
-
considered
ono
of
tin-
most
pi-oinismj;
jf
vounj.-r
titineration.
Awarded
the
coveted
ccrti-ficnle
of
ptirity,
merit
und
iiuality
by
the
Institute
of
Hygiene,
London.
Rhum
Negrita
REP.
QljART
4.00
Famed
the
world
over
oh
"Old
Nick
Hum"
For
tils
mt
Vefnlors,
or
dlrrt
trmm
th
iqits
Canr
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advertisement
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publUMKl
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by
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Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
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Government
of
British
Columbia.
League
Four
Kunners-Up
Whist
League
scores
lust
night
were
as
follows:
Sons
of
Norway
9,
Tote'm
Park
0
Musketeers
8.
1.
O.
O.
F.
1.
Or
otto
7,
Seal
Core
2.
Fish
Packers
7,
Empress
2.
Moose
5,
Legion
4,
League
Standing
Totem
Park
I
7.
IT
H
BRIDGE
IS,
Games
Named
press.
NBW
YORK,
Dec.
li:-At
the
Junie
League
December
28
Hawks
vs.
Empress,
conclusion
of
the
first
evening's
LW
of
Nations
E.
Antonelll.
'
December
31-Jewelers
vs.
League
play.
Sidney
Lenz
and
Harold
Ja-iA-
Dominate,
J.
Oilllea,
J.
Yaegar.
of
Nations.
coby
were
2700
points
ahead
of
Mr.
D-
Tebey
,n1
D-
Amey.
and
Mrs.
Ely
Culbertson
in
"The'
JPne
H.
8;whlra
S.
Naks-
"
contract
bridge
battle
of
the
cen-'moa
R-
Obto.
V.
Klshtmoto.
J.
O.
H
Ty:ho
of
Smithrrs
was
a:
tiny."
Ter
rubbers
had
been
played.
1
Conda
s-
Kryana
Intermediate
League
Ladies'
I,aiie
Cardinals--L.
Un:
C.
Irvine.
P.
Stone.
V.
Krlkevsky.
A
OUehriat
ind
E.
Rlvett.
Amazons
8.
Bar"
die.
E.
MorrU,
1
D.
Prltchard.
C.
Morgan.
J.
Ritchie
and
A
Koch.
Senior
League
j
c.
N.
R
W.
Lamhk),
R.
stalker.
B
Smith.
A.
StUes.
D.
Morrison.
W.
Johnwn
and
C.
Nelson.
Panther?--A
Cross.
A.
Mitchell,
II.
Mardonald
R
Trvin.
II.
Lyons,
T.
Kelsey
and
J.
McNulty.
Basketball
Standing
Senior
League
W.
Panthers
4
2
M
Taxi
3
3
0.
N.
R.
A
3
4
Intcrnuulate
League
.
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W.
L.
Tuxls
High
SchpOl
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Ladles'
League
W.
Amazons
0
Cardinals
3
Comets
0
Junior
League
W.
League
of
Nations
4
Boy
Scouts
4
Rovers
1
Japanese
0
L.
PU
2
3
4
L.
0
3
6
L.
0
1
4
4
8
6
4
e
ii
Ptt
13
6
0
Pt
8
8
2
0
Montreal.
Canadians
Shut
Out
New,
York
Americans
Last
Night
Late
Sir
Henry
Seagrave's
Original
Car!
new
york.
Dec.
n
-The
race;
Late
Sir
Henry
Selve
s
oitginal
1P14
car
right
and
another
early
days
Brooklancis
favorite,
which
entered
recent
Kent
and
Sussex
light
car
speed
trials
at
Lewis.
England.
SCORE
WAS
VERY
CLOSE
GR0TT0IS
LEADING
ior
leanersnip
in
me
international
;
section
of
the
National
Hockey.
League
was
tightened
up
In
an
in-!
tc
resting
manner
as
a
result
of
the
'
victory
of
the
Montreal
Canadlens
over
the
New
York
Americans
by
a
I
score
of
three
to
nil
last
night.
The
Americans
are
still
in
the
lead
but
I
:
their
margin
over
the
Canadlens
has
been
reduced
to
a
single
point.
!
The
New
Yok
Rangers
increased
their
lead
of
the
American
section
I
to
four
points
by
defeating
the
Montreal
Maroons
3-2
in
a
tight
contest.
'
Boston
Brains
and
Detroit
Tigers
were
unable
t"
break
a
one-all
tie
and
both
erapt
up
a
point
in
the
American
section.
i
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W.
D.
L.
Americans
5
3
2
Canadlens
5
2
4
Toronto
3
3
4
Maroons
3
1
7
American
Division
W.
D.
Rangers
6
2
Boston
4
1
Boston
4
0
Detroit
3
2
L.
2
5
5
5
P.
13
12
9
7
P.
14
Si
8
PLAYER
IN
BAD
SHAPE
g)
John
Simansky.
Portland
Footballer
In
Serious
Condition
Follow-
5
s
,
Ing
Accident
J
ji
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
11:
John
81-1
University
football
team,
Is
In
a
.
1
serious
condition,
following
a
re-
:
lapse
after
he
had
been
making
ap-,
:
parently
good
recovery
from
the
,
effects
of
an
accident
In
a
football
game
here
on
November
21
when
he
suffered
paralysis
of
one
side
of
his
body
Pound
Sterling
Up
Wednesday;
Dollar
Steady
NBW
YORK,
Dec
11
-The
Bri.
ttsh
pound
sterling
closed
at
$3.29
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
mar
Tuxis
J.
Morrison,
R.
Morrison,
ing
at
83c
which
was
no
change
B.
Thurber
K.
Nakamoto,
C.
Smith
from
the
day
previous
'O.
Hanson
and
R.
Allen.
-
I
Merchants
J.
Currie,
E.
Deig-iwell
F.
Dinwell.
J.
MeNulty.
J.
"""omadlna.
J.
Plerc?
and
F.
I'
BILLIARD
SCHEDULE
Dee.
13-Giotto
vs.
Elks.
Hotel
Arrivals
New
Royal
Hotel
THE
HOTEL
WORTH
WHILE
Hot
ii
Cold
water:
Steam
Heat
75c.
l'ICU
DAY
AND
UP
J.
Zurelll
rnrlni,
m
A.
Rosen,
Vanderhoof;
E.
Sanva-do
and
J.
Lemo,
Anyox;
Hlng
Kee,
city.
Savoy
Hotel
Prince
Rupert's
loading
family
hotel.
Hot
and
cold
water
In
all
rooms.
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DECISION
DEFERRED
Covcrnor
of
California
Will
Need
Two
Months
to
Consider
Appeal
For
Tom
.M&ony
Parole
SACnAMBNTO.
Cel.,
Dec.
11:
ket
Wednesday,
tills
being
a
gain
'
Oovernor
James
Ralph
Jr.
intlma-of
Jc
over
the
close
of
the
previous
td
yesterday
that
there
would
be
day.
The
Canadian
dollar
was
sell-
Christmas
paroles
for
a
number
of
the
state's
penitentiury
convicts,
de-
elaring,
however,
that
Tom
Mooney,
for
whom
Mayor
James
Walker
of
New
York
recently
came
west
to
plead,
would
not
be
among
those
to
Dn.
11
-Cold
Storage
vs.
Orotto.
b
8ntl
paroles
for
the
present
Dee.
15
Elks
vs.
Cold
Storage.
tat
,e8t-
i
i
He
governor
aeciarra
max
ne
'
desired
time
to
thoroughly
study
the
Mooney
case
and
it
would
probably
be
two
months
before
he
;
would
he
able
to
make
a
decision.
Pioneer
Gold
Price
Strong!
Reached
New
III'ii
mark
For
Year1
at
$1.91
Ir
Vancouver
Trading
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
11:
Pioneer
Cold
reached
a
new
high
mark
for
the
year
on'
the
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
Wednesday
when
it
sold
up
to
$2.90
per
share.
The
previous
j
high
price
for
the
year
wh
$2.85.
I
Ten
thousand
shares
of
Fabyan
Pete
changed
hands
durin?
ih
J.
Walsh.
C.N.R.;
C
D.
Flewln
day
at
lc.
and
O.
E.
Brown.
Port
Simpson.
Georgia
River
sold
at
3c.
Premier
mm
at
63c
and
Big
Missouri
at
144o-
15o.
SCHEDULE
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December
17
I.O.O.F.
vs.
Grotto.
Totem
Park
vs.
Moose.
Old
Empress
Hotel
vs.
Musketeers.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Legion.
Fish
Packers
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
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