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NOTRE
DAME
Fine
Brand
of
Basketball
is
LOSES
GAME!
Mli
mereJ
But
Customers
University
of
Southern
California
Pulled
Football
Surprise
on
Saturday
SOUTH
BEND,
Nov.
24:
Univer
sity
of
Southern
California
madei
football
history
on
Saturday
by
de-
featlng
Notre
Darrie
16
to
14.
Thei
Californlans
were
down
14
to
nil
as
j
the
last
quarter
opened
but
wenti
on
a
scoring
orgy
to
make
It
14-13.
In
for
the
winning
points,
Before
this
reverse,
Notre
Dame
had
won
26
straight
games
with
an
odd
draw
interspersed.
Other
American
football
scorec
Saturday
included
the
following'
Stanford;
'0;
University
of
Call
fomla,
6.
'
University
of
Les
Angeles,
0;
Oregon,
13..
Washington
State
College,
13;
Oonzaga,
(
CALL
FOR
DEMPSEY
Newspaper
(Men
Not
Unanimous
in
Giving
Him
Verdict
Over
Babe
Hunt
at
Tulsa
TULSA,
Qkla.,
Nov.
2Z
Jack
Dempsey
ww
given
the
newspaper
decision
over
Babe
Hunt
in
a
fnur-round
bout
here
yesterday.
After
a
slow
start.
Dempsey
made
a
whirlwind
finish;
He
weighed
193
pounds
while
Hunt
tipped
the
scales
at
197.
The
Associated
Press
gave
Hunt
the
edge.
?V
4
FIRST-HALF
CONCLUDED
Car
Shops
Have
I-cad
In
C.
N.
It.
Crtbbate
League
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Qrlbbage
League
last
nlght'a
r
cmilts
were
as
follows-
Round
House
17,
Station
10.
j
General
Office
11.
Car
Shops
16.
W.
L.
P.
I
Car
Shops
93
69
93
Round
House
85
77
85
Station
74
88
74
Ocneral
Office
72
90
71
Thta
is
the
and
of
the
first
half.
II.,
I
!
Townsend
Is
Coming
Home
Flailif
Welterweight
and
Manas.-Wifl
Spend
Christmas
in
,
Vancouver
'
VANCOUVER,
Not.
85.-BH:-
Towneend.
jnoaj
welter.
vesgnt.
win
has
been
cutting
eonrtterable
of
dash
in
New
Yotk
lately,
u
id
bit
manager.
Jack
Allen,
have
sent
word
that
they
will
be
home
for
Christmas.
Formerlions
Going
Strong
Pcttinger,
Arnott
and
Osniundsen
Doing
Well
With
New
York
Bronx
Club
Pcttlrigr.
Jlauny
Arnctt
and
Oi-
sie
Osmundsen.
stars
of
the
Van
couver
Lions
hockey
league
In
tha
Pacific
Coast
League
last
winter
are
playing
this
winter
with
the
New
York
Bronx
Club
and
are
eaolt
making
a
good
showing.
'
Freberg
to
Squirm
With
Plestina
On
Vancouver
Card
here
tomorrow.
Not
as
Numerous
as
hxpected
Senior
League
C.
N.
It.,
33
32
Taxi,
18.
v
Ladies'
League
Amazons,
16;
Comets,
0.
Intermediate
League
Tuxis,
37;
High
School
15.
Junior
League
Japanese,
8;
Hovers,
17.
Basketball
is
booming
in
Prince
Rupert
but,
apparently.
It
was
a
dramatic
moment
when
most
of
the
SPort-lovintr
nublic
are
iffnorant
of
the
fact.
johnny
Baker
booted
three
the
leather
Since
the
ame
was
re0rgani2ed
early
this
month
the
teams
have
been
turning
in
closely
contested,
thrilling
games
that
have
been
liberally
applauded
by
the
spectators.
But,
if
the
game
is
to
flourish
this
winter,
the
public
will
have
to
give
the
players
and
the
association
better
support.
The
Auditorium
is
excellently
outfitted
for
the
Peggy
Shannon
tsx
fffvSauBvsc
And
it
all
goes
to
show
that
football
r
m
bp
brihlenrrt
up,
too.
Pegsy
Shannon
is
u
big
held
to
the
boys
in
Touchdown.
"
Peggy
Is
a
graduate
of
the
Broadway
musical
comedy
stage
and
a
newcomer
to
the
screen.
SPORT
CHAT
Thomas
J.
Hlckey
has
been
reelected
president
of
the
American
Ai
loclatlon
of
Professional
Base-
h)all
Clubs
for
a
one-year
term.
The
re-election
was
announced
as
unanimous.
The
veteran
leader
of
the
lass
"AA"
teagne
won
out
after
a
-wn-day
deadlock,
which
found
the
vote
licit.
Minneapolis,
St.
Paul.
.xlsville
ntxl
Ootumbus
opposed
Ms
re-elwtion,
while
the
others,
Toledo.
Kansas
City,
Indianapolis
md
Milwaukee,
voted
tor
him.
After
failing
to
break
the
deadlock
he
was
?lven
a
year's
term
by
a
unanimous
veto.
The
association
lead
ers
named
two
of
their
number
to
tttsats
the
tangled
finances
of
the
Todelo
club
with
a
vletar
toward
rehabilitation.
The
sharp
downward
revision
of
satarie
was
voted
by
the
club
owners
to
go
into
effect
on
new
contracts
next
season.
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
may
be
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
35
Oardert
,
waking
a
slow
start
in
the
National
I
Hockey
League
race
but
it
can't
be
blamed
on
any
lack
of
heft.
When
the
season
opened.
Alex
Levlnsky,
defense
man,
tipped
the
beam
at
312
pounds
to
lead
the
heavyweight
parade.
Oharliea
Oonacher,
bullet
shot
of
the
right
wing,
stood
second
with
a
302-pound
mark
on
scales.
The
rest
showed
compara
tively
little
change
from
their
weights
of
lust
seasonlorne
Cha-ibot
was
IBS:
Beny
Orant.
157;
King
Clancy
173'
.
Happy
Day.
186V4;
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
25:
John
Red
Horner
177;
poe
Prlmeau,
Freberg,
who
claims
to
be
the
153'fe:
Andy
Blatr.
183;
Bob
Oracle,
wrestling
champion
of
Norway
and
'
151:
Htrold
Cotton.
104;
Ace
Bailey,
Sweden,
and
Martin
Plestlna
will
165;
Harold
Darraugh,
meet
In
the
weekly
squirm
card
i
Howe,
187V4:
Frank
ICO'
f
best
type
of
basketball.
It
is
won-
derfully
heated
and
its
seating
capacity
is
large
and
well
suited
for
good
observation
of
Hie
games.
In
fact,
the
conditions
are
perf.ect.
It
seems
a
shame
that,
with
a
hall
so
ideally
situated
and
with
such
an
excellent
organization,
the
public
is
not
according
this
endeavor
for
better
support.
Senior
Game
Last
night
the
senior
game
between
32
Taxi
and
C.
N.
R.
was
a
thriller.
The
first
half
saw
the
teams
evenly
matched,
playing
cautiously,
taking
advantage
Of
every
break.
However,
it
was
soon
quite
apparent
that
one
young
man
was
having
"a
night
out."
In
the
first
half
he
helped
himself
to
eight
of
the
11
points
scored
by
his
team.
In
the
meantime
the
tolling
Taximan
were
pounding
out
a
meagre
five
points.
From
the
figures
it
would
seem
then,
that
this
erstwhile
sharpshooter
was
himself
the
equal
of
the
whole
32
team
in
marksmanship.
He
was
by
far
the
most
useful
player
on
the
floor,
back
-
checking,
passing,
shooting,
dribbling
and
Intercepting
like
a
fiend.
Who
is
he?
Why
Lamble
himself,
of
course.
Just
having
a
delightful
time
exhibiting
a
tew
of
the
"fine"
points
to
some
of
the
aspiring
youngsters
who
are
I
working
with
him
in
their
first
year
of
senior
play.
And
did
they
give
him
nice
support?
"Dunt
esk."
The
whole
C.
N.
R.
team
was
work
ing
with
the
precision
and
unfailing
accuracy
of
a
well-oiled
machine.
As
for
the
Taxlmert.
they
were
working
hard,
trying
every
I
thb
daily
trews
WMfcaawMMgyaaafc
-
r
1
"
-m
wn
ussxaecucazt
One
of
the
most
oultlanJing
of
all
Caiiada'a
record
holdrra
la
Norral
Ilaptic,
profriwlonal
(jinadian
prrd
kater,
h
iiold
leu
vorld
rrrwrtU
for
ctallirK
dintaixr
from
220
yard
to
5
Milea
on
atralahlaHay
IraiLs,
outJmir
circular
tracks
and
indoor
track.
Three
of
the
rrrord
liaie
food
unbroken
ainre
18V8
.
.
.
hi
440-yawi,
ttraightaway
time
of
2R-1S
arcontl.
beiiiK
outttaiidinit.
Twenty
years
later,
011
Marrli
18.
1918,
I
In
tie
et
a
new
2-mile
record
for
indoor
tracks.
Ma
time
bring
5
minutes
41-23
second.
AUI
HHNT1C
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HKCOItDS
A
booklet
containing
18
of
the
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outstanding
reconU
and
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Mix
RECORD
SPEAKS
jor
ITSELF
Canada
lias,
produced
many
record
breaker
f
.
but
irmong
the
foremost
are
Norm
I
llaptlr,
CanaoVa
worff
champion
Valrr,
ami
Turret,
Canaifa'a
rrcorJ
liolifiug
ciRarrtlrM.
Turret
elgaretlea
were
mtahlUlml
a
Canaila'a
moat
popular
bra
ml
yrar
ago
anil
thry
atlll
frail
all
otlirra
in
pulilic
favour,
tfnetulnrlrittpremiiaIity,milliirKitaiuI
friigrunee.
After
alf,
notlilnitean
rrplare
pmmI,
Iionent
toliacro
irrown'
anil
rlprnril
rixlit
out
In
the
firld
miHrr
nature's
own
unll(tht
notlilnR
arllllrtal
about
that
nd
thei
liigli
quality
U
,'inlreJ.M
Qudlitii
and
Mildness
urret
CICAKETTES
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
of
Canada,
Limited
with
us
all
season
Without
com-
School
was
intensely
dramatic
and
nntly
oft
their
usual
form
an,:
potent
and
Impartial
refereeing
It
colorful.
It
contained
all
the
ele-
their
only
player
who
upheld
them
is
futile
to
play,
and
it
IS
hoped
the
ements
of
a
first-class
basketball
was
Klshlmolo.
The
Rovers
p)aye.1
players,
instead
of
abusing
these
game
and
was
equal
in
calibre
to
well
together
and
their
forward'
men,
who
volunteer
their
service,
1
the
senior
game
of
last
Friday
were
strong.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
1'rinie
Kupert
may
Ive
them
every
sympathy.
I
night
between
the
aNJt-A.
and
the
During
the
first
half
the
Japan-c
N
n
stvles
o'i
Johnson
Pan"""-
The
Tuxis
Boys
playel
e
Students
easily
had
the
sror.g
November
Zi.
1911
Morrison
Smith
6
B
Stolker
a
wonderful
game
and
the
whole
er
defence
but
their
shooting
AW.
H.
Hlldtteh
and
AW
W
B.
imhto
n?i
tntai
31
twm
clicked
together
Ifke
a
clock
not
as
effective
as
that
of
the
Ro-
Clayton
were
speakers
at
a
mt-vt
tLi
,
ri
TheIr
tremendous
speed,
marvel-
vors.
Suehiro
who
generally
twin
Sectim
Six
ratepay..
list
32
Ta.ci
D.
onrtieh
Gurvien
(fi)
6),
Kennv
Kenny
.lw,,,
....,.,
,
...
ntau
t..
tta
rrv
mmt
srner
trick
of
the
game.
Menzles
and
bJ
B1
ra
Uhootlng
lost
baffled
the
Hlgl.
while
Klshlmoto
worked
like
project
was
the
prlticfpal
ma
i
of
"atenrora
ut,
Menzite,
voiai,
to.
Kenny
were
on
every
play,
but
stho0l
llye
who
turned
jn
a
yety
Tro)an
scoring
every
point
for
th.
dlsctisaion.
omehow
or
other
that
man
Lam-
Ladles
Game
poor
game.
Japanese
In
the
first
half.
McMee-
bie
seemed
to
lead
a
charmed
life.
aa.n
.,,,
hir,nVprt
At
the
oeenirtK
the
TuxH
nlaved
!
was
the
sharpshooter
tor
t
The
pump
which
will
be
used
s
On
the
forward
Hne
Dido
Gurvlch
the
Cometa
lhls
tlme
i6.0
now-1
defensive
game.
The
guards
were
I
Rovers.
There
was
plenty
of
speed
Hfcrae
Creek
to
provide
Prim-'
Bo-worked
himself
ragged
trying
to
eyer
the
'me
provlded
great
ln.
solid
as
iron
and
as
a
result
thi'l'n
tne
me
.but
the
plavert
show
pert
with
a
supplementary
w.it
thread
hU
way
through
that
C.
N.
'
.
exclt.ient
.
s
Just
tooharphooters
for
the
High
School.
I'd
a
genernl
weakneae
in
th-
inn
ly
arrived
yesterday
from
1.
defence,.
With
Stalker
and,
J,a"that
tne
Cometa'
can't
heave
I
Wlnhm
and
Un"
wre
nower-
handling
of
the
ball.
V.
ncouver
on
the
steamer
Prlnivsl
Hatchfovd
he
tried
everything
but
.
...
.
,
.....
f.rrt.
The
Tuxta
saon
changed
their
The
second
half
wis
an
Improve-
Ena.
a
no
avail.
They
couldn't
get
close.
,
,
.
.
,u
,
tU
i
iatlrs.
Tliey
played
a
combined
'
wnt
on
the
first
half.
Both
team
nough
for
good
Jump
shots
and
.
p.
.,
f,.rnPf.
m
friend
Styles
was
all
set
for
every;
'
.
.
.
f
.
ebound
from
their
overhead
ef-
fine
exhibition
of
team
play
nd
deadly
shooting
again,
we
like
It.
In
a
way.
It
seems
too
bad
that
Bill
Wrathall
didn't
get
Into
the
game
ln
the
first
half.
He
played
a
strong
game
ln
the
lirst
half
and
tallied
five
good
points.
The
Taxi-men
fought
hard,
but
all
the
fighting
spirit
In
the
world
is
useless
without
a
cool
head
and
team
play.
The
sooner
they
realize
the
value
the
of
tpam
Pfc
nd
cut
out
the.'per
sonalltles,
the
sooner
will
tney
see
results
and
the
more'
often
will
they
win.
And
that
Is
the
secret
of
the
C.
N.
R.
success
last
night
in
gaining
a
well
deserved
win.
Bill
Mitchell
stepped
in
last
night
and
filled
a
very
important
role
in
asr
istlng
with
the
refereeing,
which
149;
Sid
Is
no
sinecure
at
any
time,
lie
Kepi
Flnnlgan,
'
the
game
well
ln
hand;
and
It
is
hoped
that
he
will
be
able
to
be
aions
and
was-
high
scorer
with
Then
out
it
went
to
Morrison
forte
t
"
Qf
hef
teams
"
16
polnU
But
lack
a
good
shot
who
can
flip
in
the
odd
basket.
Something
should
be
done
Immediately
In
balancing
up
this
team
so
that-
it
can
give
the
Amasons
some
better
opposition.
Julia
Itoberts
and
Ella
Steen
worked
hard
but
the
other
players
did
not
combine
with
them
effectively
ln
ball-handling
and
organized
play.
A
little
more
basketball
and
co-ordination
of
effort,
with
less
fouling
would
help
this
team
considerably.
The
Amaaons
had
no
personal
fouls,
while
the
Comets
.reaped
a
harvest
jjgf
five.
The
fK
cures
sneak
for
themselves.
Amazons
Boddll
O).
Harvey
(8),
Prltchard
i4),
Morris
(1),
Morgan:
total
16.
Comets
Steen,
Ourvlch.
Mc-Oulre.
Jack,
Itoberts,
Koch,
Ginnery;
total,
0.
neferee,
II.
Macdonald.
Intermediate
Oame
The
Intermediate
game
between
the
Tuxls
Boys
and
the
lllflh
defensive
and
shooting
game.
Thej"mel
to
have
mere
pep
and
o.
U.
Ryley,
land
eotnmissi(Jft',r
pace
of
the
same
Increased
to
a
i
hootln(r
was
more
aeeurate.
At-
for
the
Qmd
Trunk
Pacific
Rtil-
tremendous
eneed
and
th-
Tuxhi
hotnh
Kansv-
played
hirrl
r
w.iv
annoimccs
that
th.'
nf
Bovs
broke
Into
scoring
period
rd
yet
McMeekin
and
MeKinle?
8nuh
iiaitnn
towitaite
wiJl
b
nd
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located
the
bket
for
seven
points,
nin,onnils
1inf,,r
the
basket
and
the
Lamble
person
went
com-!
.
,
nherallv
"fed"
bv
nletely
wild
and
slammed
In
ter
.
the
rcgt
Qf
lhp
Mrorff
lot
nnd
absolutely
helole.w
(Hovers.
Rv
Morrlsson
played
an
excep-i
tfonal
trood
nim
a
ttftrd
whll
nore
points,
not
oniy
tor
gooa
juck
..,
.,
,
inpk
he
i
rfnirsmotn
n
ed
to
tire.
The
High
School
team
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t01
thf
score
178
for
th
but
also
to
eswDiisn
an
iiiuiyiuU!i.
condltlon
tutuuwuu
v
of
tlw
vssv
wsv
0lher
(eams
seem-
forward
line,
......
his
-..vw.,.lf
shooting
rcorlng
record
for
tne
season.
iJng
tQ
t)re
qulckIy
or
course,
they
i
nerfer
tlv
accurate
and
&
n
result
Eighteen
points
ln
one
game
Is
quite
a
nice
achievement
for
any
player.
We
give
you
a
big
hand,
Mr.
Lamble.
Let's
see
you
repeat
this
really
he
piled
un
a
score
of
17
points
His
marvellous
ability
seemed
ti
Inspire
the
Tuxls
Boys
who
never
tired.
The
Tuxls
were
bound
to
win
and
If.
was
impossible
for
then
to
looe.
The
High
Sshool
seemel
to
be
half
asleep
and
Wlngham
nd
Vance
were
weak.
Walters
wai
their
only
nlayer
but
it
was
impos-stole
for
him
to
accomplish
more
than
he
did
by
himself.
J.
Morrison
was
also
very
effec
ttve
on
the
Tuxls
forward
line.
Scaring
,
Tuxls
BovaJ.
Morrison
12;'
K.
Nakamoto
7i'
B;.
Thurber
4:
R.
Morrison
l:
c
Rmith
3;
O.
Hanson.
R.
Allen.
B.
Moxley
Total
37
High
School
Walters
8:
Winn-ham
3;
Vance,
Forbes
2:
Unaer
I;
Ram.
Hlckev
1:
Tobey
Total
15.
Referee
W.
Johnson.
Junior
dame
The
Junior
game
was
largely
played
as
a
defensive
game.
The
Japanese
students
as
a
whole
wera
i
wai
Scorlnc
on
tho
.
--':-"rv
;:
.
'
...'
"hTt'
i.
won.;.,
ivanaya,
waicamove
l,
Suehiro.
Total
8.
Rovers
McMeekin
8;
McRae,
Bremner,
McKrnley
ft;
Wllltecreft.
Palmer
3.-Total
17.
Referee
D.
Morrison.
,
Hockey
Score?
National
League
Detroit
1,
Montreal
6.
Canadlens
1,
Boston
7.
Chicago
1,
-New
York
Rangers,
i,
overtime
tie.
Whist
Schedule
November
2C
a
rot
to
vs.
Old
Empress
Hotel.
Moose
vs.
Fish
Packers.
Musketeers
vs.
Totem
Park.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Legion
vs.
I.O.O.F.
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
November
27
League
of
Nations
vs.
Boy
S(
mU.
High
School
vs.
Merchant
Cardinals
v.
OonieU.
Panthers
va.
32
Taxi.
Degrmbcr
1
League
of
NAtlons,
vs.
Rovir.
Tuxls
vs.
High
School.
Amasons
vs.
Cardinals.
Panthers
vs.
d.
N.
R.
December
4
Hoy
Scout
vs.
Japanese
A.o-Tuxls
vt
Merchants.
Comets
ys.
Amazons.
52
Taxi
vs.
O.
N.
R.
CRIBBAGE
November
38
Seal
Cpye
vs.
Elks.
Musketeers
vs,
Eagles.
Moose
vs.
Swift's.
Orotto
vs.
I.
O.
O.
F.
f
K.
c.'s
vs.
Prince
Rup'rt
Bw-