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WIN
WHIST
LEAGUE
CUP
By
defeating
Moose
7
to
2
In
'he
play-off
last
night.
Grotto
-won
the
Dybhavn
Cup,
emblematic
of
Fraternal
Whist
League
championship,
while
the
Moose,
as
the
runners-up.
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KA1EN
MOTORS,
LIMITED
UC12-14
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take
the
Newton
Cup.
Grotto
was
la
Barba
is
successful
in
winning,
i
the
winner
of
the
first
half
of
the
from
Kid
Francis
in
a
bout
at
Ma-season's
schedule
while
Moose
took
dison
Square
Garden,
it
is
prac-
the
second
half.
TITLE
BOUT
IF
HE
WINS
Ucally
assured
that
he
will
meet
Battling
Battalino
in
a
feather'
weight
title
bout
on
May
1.
Billiard
League
NEW
YORK.
March
27:
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Mar.
27-$pto
vs;
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Frenchmen
Are
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Commanding
;
Position
With
Next
Games
at
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Home;
HawKsTn3
Rangers
Win
BOSTON.
March
27
.-With
the
remaining
frames
to
be
played
on
their
home
ice,
the
Montreal
Canadiens
went.-ipto
a
commanding
position
in
the
Stanley
Cup
first
place
;
play-offs
last
night
by
defeating
Boston
Bruins
one
to
nil.
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The
series
is
thus
tied
up
to
date
in
games
as
well
as
goals,
'
tne
mum.-
navincr
won
the
lirst
game
five
to
four
Tues
day
night.
All
remaining
games
will
be
played
on
Montreal
ice,
the
third
to
take,
place
tomorrow
night,
the
fourth
next
Tuesday
and
the
fifth,
If
necessary,
Thursday.
The
best
three
games
out
of
five
decides.
Chicago
Black
Hawks
won
the
second
place
piay-off
four
goals
to
three
by
defeating
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
last
night
two
to
one
In
the
second
of
the
two
game
series.
New
York
Rangers
were
the
winners.
They
defeated
the
Montreal
Maroons
three
to
nil
last
night
and
took
th
round
eight
to
one.
The
Black
Hawks
and
the
Rangers
,wUl
play-off
later
to
decide
who
will
meet
the
winners
of
Ca-uadian-Brpins
in
the
final
contest
for
National
League
honors.
WILLING
TO
MEET
WILLS
Jack
Dcmpsey
Throws
Sensation
Into
Boxing
Circles
CHICAGO.
March
27:
Dempsey,
former
world's
heavyweight
champion,
threw
a
sensation
into,
the
boxing
world
with
the
announcement
here
yes
trday
that
he
was
willing
to
return
to
the
ring
to
Yneet
Harry
Wills,
former
contender
for
the
heavyweight
title.
AVERAGES
IG.
Howe
and
A.
McRae
Tied
For
Individual
Leadership
duled
for
his
team,
vis.
15.)
1
W.
L.
O.
Howe,
Grotto
38
16
A.
McRae,
Grotto
38
J.
MeLcan,
I.O.O.F.
36
B.
M.
Stropson,
Moose
32
Q.
Otdtek,
Orotto
30
J.
W.
Smith.
Dy
Dock
30
C.
R.
Btegmrt,
LO
OP.
30
O.
RuddertMtn,
Grotto
30
J.
Oaron.
Moose
30
T.
Bruskeland,
L.
E.
30
II.
R.
Love.
IJDXXF.
...
26
O,
Andersan,
Six
Mus.
25
Rol
Barnes,
Orotto
26
A.
A.
McEwfH,
Six
M.
24
J;
Andrews,
Seal
Oove
25
F.
E.
Wermlg,
O.
R.
38
H.
SkatteboL
G.
Ram.
26
J.
M.
CamnbsIL
Wan.
23
L.
Richardson.
Six
M.
23
E.
Deikman,
G.
Ram.
24
E.
Wllklns.
Seal
Core
27
11.
M.
Harper,
Seal
C.
27
A.
J.
Croxford,
Dry
D.
27
B.
Pederson.
Leif
E.
26
a
L.
Barker.
Can.
L.
26
1L
Arney,
Can.
Legion
24
J.
Frew,
Wanderers
.
24
J.
E.
Jack,
I.O.O.F.
21
W.
J.
Seymour.
Can.
L.
22
A.
W.
Carr.
Grotto
R.
23
J.
Hfilman,
Orotto
R.
23
J.
Allen,
Wanderers
23
J.
L.
Mcintosh.
IOOF
24
A.
Skuland,
Leif
Erik.
28
N.
Qundcrson,-
Leif
E.
23
A.
C.
Cromp,
Dry
Dock
20
J.
Judge.
Can
Legion
21
A.
McRae.
Seal
Cove
16
16
16
19
18
21
21
21
21
24
20
20
19
21
33
26
26
22
22
24
27
27
27
26
28
27
27
24
26
28
28
28
30
29
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7037
GOLFPLAYi
4
PRINCE
OF
WALES
MAKES
HOLE
IN
ONE
AT
KIO
scored
a
hole
In
one.
FINALS
IN
BADMINTON
Canadian
National
Tournament
Brought
to
Conclusion
Last
Evening
Finals
in
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association's
badminton
tournament
resulted
as
fol
lows
last
night:
Men's
Singles
William
Tobey,
Jr.
Jack
beat
J.
Momadina,
15-3.
15-7.
Men's
Doubles
BUI
Tobey.
Jr..
I
am
willing
to
meet
htm
any
time
Squire
18-15,
15-9
and
any
place."
Dempsey
said.
and
Bob
Tobey
beat
Petty
Officer
Instructor
Young
and
J.
Maefle.
15-8,
15-4.
Ladles
doubles
Mrs.
J.
H.
Hor
ton
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
McAuley
beat
Mrs.
M.
M.
Lamb
and
Mrs
A.
J
I
At
the
conclusion
of
the
play,
cups
were
presented
to
their
winners
by
W.
II.
Tobey,
divisional
superintendent.
Refreshments
ere
,
served
and
dancing
followed.
Jl
WTJljnrP
Th?
committee
In
charge
of
the
111
WH
I.N
I
iiWs
proceedings
consisted
of
ii
,
J.
a.
Tang.
Mrs.
F.
A.
Rogers.
Mr.
Prince
Rupert
Fraternal
Whist
League
individual
averages
for
the
treason'
IK30-31
are
announced
as
faQows:
i
To
be
Included
in
this
table
a
player
must
have
played
In
i
at
tout
86
of
the
matches
sthe-!
and
Mrs.
B.
E.
VaMe
and
Albert
Wood
CRIBBAGE
SCORING
Arney
of
Moose
Led
Individual
List
For
Season
G-
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
ez74
Individual
scores
foe
season
1930-31
68.50
were
as
follows:
(To
be
Included
in
58.82
this
table
a
player
must
have
won
5832
at
least
70
games.)
M
ll.
Arney.
Moose
58
82
j.
McLeod.
Eagles
5535
a.
Reye-r,
Moose
5
J
35
Rorvik.
Moose
5J35
s.
Pearce,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
123
116
.113
112
110
07.77
p
e.
Wermlg,
Operators
109
1
5,33
A.
A.
McEwen,
Six
Musketeers
105;
4.
Andrews.
Orotto
5,-8S
A.
W.
Carr,
Grotto
51
m
D.
Smith,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
51
11
W.
A.
McLean.
I.O.OJ.
51
11
J.
Feasby.
Eagles
5900
i
J.
Skinner.
Six
Musketeers
...
5900
J.
L.
Mcintosh,
Elevator
M-aiN.
Ounderson,
Moose
M
00
:C.
Dixon,
Seal
Cove
4H.UU
4S.lt,
J
.47.06
R
47J0Q
46.66
4SX)9
45X19
45.09
4481
43.13
32
3333
V.
Menales,
Grotto
HlHman.
Hawks
100
Vlerlck.
Eagles
99
A.
Astoria,
Knights
of
Colum.
99
P
Pmtv.
HauVa
ao
1L
Skattebol.
Operators
98
J.
Hampton,
I.O.O.F
98
0.
B.
Church.
Seal
Cove
97
1
W.
Roberts,
Hawks
97,
A.
O.
Macdonald.
Moose
97
D.
Mm
rev
Klvjlnr
OA
R
Jimo
Operators
90
!
,!!
B-
we8t-
IO.OJ
85
.M.UV.W..,
UIV
I.
W
.
n
O.
Boulter,
Hawks
94
J.
A.
Allen,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
94
,
A.
McRae.
Seal
Cove
.
91
H.
Klllen.
Eagles
90
P.
I.
Solent.
I.O.O.F
89
E.
Jack.
Elevator
88
E.
Deikman,
Operators
87
H.
M.
Harper,
Boa
1
Cove
87
Hunts
Had
Low
Team
Score
Last
F.
Aldrldge.
Hawks
86
Night
E.
B.
Clark,
Low
i&
W.
Tucker,
Toe
H
85
Individual
H.
R.
Hill,
Operators
85
D.
McLennan,
81x
Musketeers
....
79
Scores
in
the
Merchants'
Oolf
W.
Dungate,
Toe
H
77
League
at
the
Sunken
Gardens
last
:
H.
Letourneay,
K.
of
Columbus
77
night
were
as
follows:
jL.
Astoria,
K.
of
Columbus
77
Hunts
324:
BalgerT
344.
jJ.
Delorme,
I.O.OJ".
77
Old
Empress.
309;
News.
375.
IG.
Vlerlck,
Toe
H
76
Northern
B.C.
Airways
won
by
de-
M.
McLeod,
Elevator
73
fault.
-
V.
Godwin.
Operators
73
The
low
individual
score
was
73
J.
Garon,
K.
of
Columbus
....
72
by
E.
B.
Clark.
J-
Ward,
Toe
II
70
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