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MONTREAL,
March
ll
Th-Chicago
Ulan!:
Hawks
fell
victims
to
the
.
fait
skatintt
Canudiens
in
AO
Jaters
-t'nr.a'
national
Hocke
-League
battle
here
last
night,
th
Frenchmen
wir.ninp
two
to
one.
Three
other
sames
were
forced
Into
i
cveitimr
At
Borton.
th-
DruliU
and
Toronto
Maple
Leaf
played
a
thrw-cml
draw
after
Toronto
had
led
three
to
one
at
the
end
of
the
.second
priod.
New
York
Rangers
defeated
Detroit
Falcons
three
to
two
in
ov
ertime
to
consolidate
themselves
In
third
place
in
tha'
American
division
and
sjet
within
one
point
or
the
second
place
Chicago
Black
Hawks.
At.
Ottawa,
the
Senators
defeated
trie
ldn-8Uffer'e
Philadelphia
Quakers
five
to
three
in,
overtime
The
Quaker
had
a
three
to
noth
ing
lead
at
the
end
of
the
first
period
but
Ottawa
plugged
along,
tied
it
up
in
the
third
and
scored
twice
in
the
extra
session.
PLAYERS
ARE
HERE
FROM
i
GREENVILLE
A
number
of
basketball
players
arrived
in
the
city
this
momins
from
the
Naas
River
under
the
auspices
of
the
Greenville
Athlottc
Club
in
readiness,
for
the
opening
of
the
series
of
jr.mes
lr
Exhibition
Hall
torriof
row
night.
There
arc
sixteen
men
in
the
group,
enough
to
make
up
two
teams
and
the
necessary
sosres
and
officers.
GREAT
WEST
WINS
GOLF
V
Takes
Honors
for
First
Half
of
the
Season
Second
Half
Will
Start
Next
Week
Great
West
team
'has
won
the
first
half
of
the
City
Miniature
Golf,
League
at
the
Sunken
Garden!.
Games
scheduled
for
Monday
of
this
week
were
cancelled.
The
second
half
will
open
on
Monday
next.
Stalwart
member
of
"New
Theatre"
soccer
team,
theatrical
girls'
outfit,
bootinn
bnlt
as
members
of
"Arenaccia"
men's
soccer
team
attempt
to
goal,
in
match
between
men
and
women
in
Naples.
Italy,
when
latter
won
Canadian
Legion
Leads
Billiards
Scored
991
Point
to
Elks'
88ft
in
Four
dames
of
&st
Night's
Fixture
,
A
a
resurt'oV'ptayiasj
ot
(our
aaraaa
fa
last
fttfcht'a
Rtaiirri
Leue
fixture
tiaaktjian
Legion
k
teadhK
Efts
Mn
ttt
88.
The
pirne
of
o.
P.
Tinker
it:
w.
E.
wtl-Hscroft
was
postponed
but
the
other
scores
were
as
follows:
A.
Murray,
250;
C.
P.
Balaencv
228.
Marcus
Andrews,
250;
William
Mitchell,
171.
Frank
Zieman.
241J
M.
E.
Young
250.
j
,
Charles
Uptfe,
.
M;
Johnson
Smith,
239.
1
1.
Zieman'
had
the'gih
break
of
3.
ft
BILLIARD
SCHEDULE
Mar.
13
Elks
vs.
Grotto.
Mar.
17
Grotto
vs.
Legion.
Mar.
20
Elks
vs.
Lagion.
lls
1
Ihtlleartora
GOOD
COCKTAIL
Dry,
2a
oz
$3.50
Old
Tom
20
tfeoz.,
$3.50
Tondon
Dry
Pints,
$1.00
LhU
advtrtisemem
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Uu
Llquoi
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
HANDICAP
TOURNEY
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Norah
capt.
Albert
Rippon.
Is
due
in
pert
at
1.50
this
afternoon
from
Skagway
and
other
Alaska
Dolnts
and
will
sail
again
at
5
o'clock
for
Vancouver
and
Vletoria.
Badminton
Contest
in
Progress
at
I.O.D.E.
Courts
The
following
games
were
played
in
an
I.O.D.
Badminton
Club
han
dicap
tournament
last
night:
Ladies'
Singles
Mrs.
Norrington
beat
Mrs
Toombs
11-7.
12-13,
11-3.
Mrs.
Darton
beat
Miss
WiUon-Murray
11-3.
11-6.
Mrs.
Darton
beat
Mrs.
Norrington
13-10.
11-3.
Men's
Singles
J.
Norrinaton
beat
H.
L..
fiharf.
well
15-8,
15-8.
i
G.
P,
Lyons
beat
Wilson
Murray
15-3,
ll-'S.
U-4.
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The
following
games
are
to
be
played
tonight:
Ladies'
Singles
Mra.
Herman
vs.
Miss
M.
Astoria.
Mrs.
Bartlett
vs.
Miss
F.
Smith.
Mra.
Parlow
vs.
Miss
Vera
Smith
Mrs.
Walker
vs.
Miss
Rogers.
Men's
Singles
A.
E.
Parlow
vs.
R.
Bartlett
Winner
of
above
vs.
J.
NArring
ton.
LOW
SCORE
I
TURNED
IN
i
Mrs.
Kobert
Moore
Made
a
New
j
Mark
in
Ladles'
Golf
Play
j
Last
Evening
Mrs.
Robert
Moore
was
again
h!ih
scorer
in
ladle;'
play
at
tlr
Sunken
Garden?
Miniature
go!f
course
yesterday
afternoon
and
evening.
She
turn!
in-
a
card
ot
seventy-four
for
the
thirty-six
holes,
this
being
the
lowest
score
made
so
far
thip
season
by
a
lady.
There
were
about
40
to
50
ladle.-?
playing
yesterday.
March
12
WHIST
-ir
'Drv
Dock
vs.
loop.
"oU'sbc
Musketeers
vs.
LlefErJkjion.
Moase
vs.
Canadian'
Letjfoh,.'
'
Grotto
vs.
Wanderers,
ardttn
Ramb.
vs.
Seal
Cove.
March
19
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Wanderer
Seal
Cove
vs.
Moose.
4
Grotto
Ramblers
vs.
Grotto.
Leif
Erlkson
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Six
Musketeers
vs.
Dry
Dock.
W.
A.
Ktne
ot
the
C.
N.
n.
electri
cal
department
was
an
arrival
in
me
cuy
irom
the
interior
on
afternoon's
train.
PLAY-OFF
IS
CLOSE
General
Office
Heats
Dry
Dock
Machinists
in
C.
V.
Ii.
OVERTIME
Cribbage
In
a
close
game
last
night.
Gen-;
NECESSARY
erar
Office
defeated
Dry
Dock
Machinists
for
Canadian
National
1
Recreation
Association
Cribbage
Three
National
League
Hockey
League
honors.
One
team
won
the
.
Games
Have
to
Play
Extra
i
first
half
of
the
season
and
the
;
Sessions
I
!
other
the
second
half.
TERRACE
John
Dool
returned
from
Prince
Rupert
at
the
week-end.
He
has!
disposed
of
his
business
interest-1
in
Terrace
to
Fred
Beard
and
proposes
leaving
Terrace
to
takr
up
an
Important
position
in
the
near
future.
Mrs;
W!
Bedore
went
cast
to
Gis-come-on
Monday,
having
been
called
to
her
daughter
who
is
seriously
ill.
Mrs.
A.
Y.
Wilson
of
Remo
SDent
ja
few
d:iys
in
town
over
the
week
end
(l
:H.
C
Fraser.
school
Insepector
arrived
here
on
Monday
on
his
usual
business
rounds.
Rev.
E.
A.
McCarthy
was
forbidden
by
his
doctor
from
taking
the
services
at
St.
Matthew's
Anglican
church,
owing
to
the
unsatisfactory
condition
of
his
health
Mr.
Halliwell
substituted.
Another
'effort
is
to
be
made
by
i
the
Farmers'
Institute
to
obtain
a
supply
of
much
needed
lime
for
f
agricultural
purposes.
Various
deposits'
in
the
district
are
beinir
looked
over.
vAndermoof
Dr.
i,'.
boss
Stone
of
Vanderhoof
acted
as
Presbytery
Treasurer
during
the
sessions
of
the
United
Presbytery
of
Cariboo
in
Prlnc
George.
Rev.
David
Donaldson
of
Gr:oi$e
presided
over
the
Presby-
The
Chileo
Social
Club
gave
an
enjoyable
presentation
of
the
comedy
"The
Deacon
Slips,"
many
people
from
Vanderhoof
being
present
at
the
entertainment.
Those
taking
part
in
the
cast
were
Geo
Johnson,
Mrs.
F.
s.
Reid,
Ward
Haynes.
John
Reynolds,
Lawrence
Reld,
Miss
M.
MacVicar.
Clare
Haynes.
Miss
S.
SImmonlta.
The
play
was
directed
by
Mrs.
Ward
Haynes.
-
Mrs.
A.
A.
Hutchinson
and
Mrs
F.
-ParlP'were
hostesses
at
a
delightful
bridge
party
Thursday
af
ternoon.
Prise
winners
were
Mrs.
jw.
J.
Pinnlnter.
Mrs.
R.
Reid
and
I
Mrs.
E.
B.
Smith.
.
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Class
leaders
in
Vanderhoof
Superior
School
for
last
month
were
i
Grade
II.,
Florence
Docking;
Grade
10,
Maitle
Ewen:
Oracle
9,
Evelyn
Edstronr,
Grade.
8.
Ruth
Docking;
Grade
7,
Billy
McKelvey;
Orade
6.
Jean
Goidie;
Grade
5.
Olive
Holt.
Grade
4.
Raymond
Pr.tterson;
Orade
3,
Billy
Mitchell.
Grade
3.
Betty
Dunbar;
Grade
2A,
Marlon
Patterson;
Grade
2B,
Evelyn
Belt;
Orade
1,
Muriel
Pearson.
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