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OLYMPIC
TRY-OUT
SPORT
CHAT
J
Henry
Cochet,
the
world's
great-
Kaare
Engstad
of
Burns
Lake
to
Co
est
tennis
player,
is
teaming
to
be
a.
?lay
to
Princeton
For
Trials
;
"e
was
taking
lessons
from
BASKETBALL
LAST
NIGHT
Was
Even
and
Interesting
to
Large
Crowd
of
Fans
Michel
de
Troyat,
noted
stunt
pi-
mmuei
.vr
v
iB.Th.nm
lot.
at
VUlMwubl
airimrt
near:
Senior
-32
Taxi
36.
Panthers
18.
.
i.
:-."..
n,
in
JPiris
until
the
latter
was
inlured,
Intermediate
High
School
34,
Uicva
o.i
viuv
u
v
i
,
j
.
i.
icf.
.vtioiti-riv
fmm
during
an
exhibition
flight.
His
:
Merchants
18.
c.
.,o
ik
tatas
rjs
tawird
stent
flvinst
and
Ladies'
League
Cardinals
11,
Canamar
Amateur
Ski
Association,
;
he
was
delighted
when
his
teacher
;
Comets
7.
and
lrom
Rudolph
J.
Verne,
preai-
!put
the
plane
through
fancy
man-
Junior-Boy
Scouts
14.
Rovers
6.
dent
oi
;:ie
Western
Bianch.
Tin-
O.nineca
Ski
Club
was
notified
tha
its
club
captain.
Kaare
En
lad.
had
been
selected
for
the
try-out
a!.
Princeton
for
the
Olympic
contests
to
be
held
at
Lake
Pla
oeuvres.
cid.
N
Y
.
in
February.
1932.
,'century
ago.
He
write
to
part:
.
r..;
4
i
i
ik.
nrrsinrnl
thp
first
same
with
Tn-
In
spite
ol
the
cold
weather
last
Jlht-
lnere
was
a
lare
crowd
out
I
R.
F.
Smith
of
New
York
describes
t0
four
hanl
fouht
aId
dose,y
tn
a
letter
to
a
Montreal
newspaper
j
a
few
interesting
detain
of
McOtll
1
20nU?steo
basketball
games,
V
the
pUyers
are
now
beginning
to
intercollegiate
football
of
half
a
t
iuuiiu
uiui
-viiuutou,
mcjr
-it
uu
proving
in
their
team
play,
ball-
west
will
be
picked
to
go
Lucero"
'
ronto
Varsity-fifty
years
ago-and
"f
nd
a'
ht
Que.,
for
the
elimtaatton
trials,
and
the
last
game
with
Harvard,
also
"
a
tadica.tto
the
final
Canadian
Olympic
Ski
Mty
years
ago.
We
took
down
18
team
will
be
chosen
there.
men
to
New
England
for
a
three
day
The
Lakes
district,
and
In
fact
trip
ahd
got
$160
for
expenses.
W
the
whole
of
Central
B.C.,
should
be
played
Dartmouth
and
were
justly
proud
in
having
such
a'
representative
as
Kaare
Enjstad.
Since
his
association
with
the
Om-ineca
Ski
Club
he
has
proven
himself
a
most
capable
club
captain
and
instructor,
diaiktgitis-lng
himself
and
winning
hwwrs
for
the
Omineca
Ski
Club
at
every
tournament
in
which
he
has
competed.
With
skill,
youth
and
exemplary
habits
in
his
favor,
it
i&
almost
certain
be
will
be
sent
to
Lucerne
with
a
big
chance
of
making
one
of
the
Canadian
Olympic
Team.
ORGANIZE
SKATING
Secreurj'.
Jack
Hardie.
There
will
also
be
much
in
curling
here
this
winter
ladn-t
ah
wll
a.s
men
taking
part.
allowed
$25.
The
football
of
the
Harvard
game
is
still
in
the
Harvard
gymnasium.
I
would
like
to
know
the
size
of
it
more
than
twice
the
present
one."
RANGERS
IN
LEAD
Defeated
Americans
Last
Evening
to
Go
Into
First
Place
in
National
Hockey
League
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
18:
Lester
Patrick's
New
York
Rangers
defeated
New
York
Americans
by
a
score
1
of
three
to
nil
last
night
and
went
Hockey
and
Curling
Also
Planned
1der,hiP
"
National
For
Pouce
Coupe
,
Montreal
Canadiena
defeated
the
POUCEUPE,'
-sv.
18:-The
'Mai?
&:ia0b
Poucr
coupe
Sfcatiog
and
Hockey
chIcg0
BJtk
York
Amerieaaa
in
tie
for
second
Club
a
place,
was
artanted
at
a
recent
en-
thusiastlc
BG8ton
BnMa
n
their
first
eettag.
Officers
are
as
follows
victory
of
the
season
by
conqcer-
'
President.
Sun
Kent.
jln
the
Detrolt
rieoa'
o
nil
Viee-nresident
P
C
MeWha
!
UI
a
uv"luue
engmgwneni.
Hockey
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
I
W.D.
L
F.A.
P
Miss
Oladyat
Lane,
whose
marriage
;
N.
Y.
Rage
X
0
113
4
has
just
taken
place
to
London,
was
Chicago
1
1
0
3
2
3
a
pioneer
of
long-ditance
running
N.
Y.
Amerteana
.1
1
1
6
6
3
in
England.
She
won
points
for
Eg-
Mont
Carwrcu
1117
7
3
land
at
Monte
Carlo
fen
the
first
In-
Mont
Martens
1
6
16
6
2
tern
tiona!
meeting,
and
was
the
Detroit
16
3
4
7
2
first
En.'ih
girl
to
win
the
1.000
Bostea
1
6
12
4
2
met
?s
ibroa.1
in
Brussels
Taronto
6
113
8
1
H
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''
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"
nwli
I
lr
lii!iiaffili
For
t.
I
at
Vendor
WONDERFUL
WHISKY-SPECIAL
f
LIQUEUR
Also
the
He
Luvc
Wiii.kifs;
Kxtra
and
Ne
Plus
Ultra
or
direct
t
'
-.-
'ton'roi
Board,
rnnll
order
dept.,
Victoria,
B.C.
jlii.s
ad'
riisi'meni
is
not
published
or
di
splayed
d
tu-
i
Coutiol
board
or
by
the
uovernment
ol
lirtush
Columbia
of
the
play.
The
teams
are
very
twenly
mate-ted
and,
as
a
result,
the
rwctator
is
cenectou-
of
no
lagging
or
slowness
of
play.
For
every
game
the
applause
was
loud
and
constant
The
senior
game
between
32
Taxi
and
Panthers
wae
a
hot
one,
with
close
cheeking
and
better
team
lay.
especially
on
the
part
of
the
Taxtanen.
However,
fouls
were
quite
ammoa,
which
should
tend
to
let
he
players
see
that
they
must
play
basketbalL
Otherwise
the
game
is
dead,
and
the
spectators
are
dissatisfied.
The
Taximto
drew
eight
personals
while
the
Panthers
got
away
with
six
only.
The
30-18
score
gives
a
good
eatimate
of
the
play.
The
Taxlmen
played
batter
as
a
team
and
their
shooting
was
deadly.
Ratchford
was
fast
and,
being
left
wide
open
toe
often,
helped
itimself
to
12
points.
Ourvieh.
Stalker.
Kenny
and
Menzles
worked
like
trojans
and
combined
very
effectively
to
keep
fee
ball
out
of
their
area.
For
Panthers
McNuity
and
MaccUmald
were
the
high
seer-
tagiiwued
)y
-f$er
play.
However,
the
game,
as
k
whete,
wae
a
good
one
to
wavh,
though
the
speetatora
g
awayetter
satisfied
when
there
Is
bettei
play
and
let-
fouling
and
scnmnffiglng
The
teams:
32
Taxi
D.
Ourvieh
8i,
Ratchford
il2,
Kenny
4.
D.
Stalker
..
Mensies
(.
Wrathall.
S.
Ourvieh;
total.
36.
Panthers
Irvine
4.
Cross,
Mac-
denaid
8i.
Ktisey.
MeNuHy
6.
Stewmii;
total.
18.
Referees,
Plommer
and
D.
Morrison.
Intermediate
Game
As
usual,
the
intermediate
game
was
a
thriller.
With
the
score
nearly
tted
many
times,
the
Students
were
laeky
to
kmHr.
out
a
34-26
win
over
the
Merchants.
This
lat-
ter
team
has
been
considerably
strengthened
with
the
addition
of1
Pearce
and
MeNutty.
the
former!
player
being
high
scorer
for
Mer-
j
chants
with
six
field
baskets.
As,
these
players
round
into
condition,
with
their
weight
and
experience.
I
they
will
be
a
serkMs
memce
in
the
'
intermediate
dhrisien.
Brlc
Ding-i
well
and
Currte
worked
hard
and
eonsiftently.
When
Dlngwell's
shooting
eye
gets
Into
shape,
look
out
for
hs
takes
aoere
pets
at
that
basket
than
anybody.
The
High
School
team
was
wild
in
the
first
half,
playing
very
indifferent
bas-i
,
ketball
and
the
hsif
ended
14-10
for
Hl?h.
However.
Wing
ham.
who
was
oreity
bdly
off,
had
a
rest
and
after
thinking
it
over,
went
to
again
with
Vance
assisting
Unger
and
Walters
In
piling
up
a
big
score
Walters
worked
well
at
centre
and
flashed
some
brilliant
shooting,
Vance,
though
not
entering
is
to
the'
scoring,
was
probibry
the
backbone
of
the
Student?
defence.
The
teams:
High
School
Welters
16).
Unger
il4,
Forbes,
Vane:,
Mickey.
Tobey.
Rosf
4
Wtonham
6:
tot-.il.
34.
Merchant--
E.
Din.werl
(8.
F.
Dlugwell,
Currlv.
Cuuadli
(0),
earce
'12:
Mckulty,
liinel.
Iia-oon:
total.
96.
Referne,
WHe-
Tohnnftn
'
Les
ane
The
vlrl'
(tame
ljet'eeii
the
Caf-4it!
:
nd
the
Cnniets
war
probably
the
moi-it
interestirKt
phtyed
to
the
sdl
s'
'
a.ie
this
season.
The
game
war
;i
v:"o-'vi
..'.it
!
from
th'
stau
There
was
fron-:
ehwkin.
evyrlaily
wn
Use
part
of
the
guards
but
there
wax
a
uineal
lack
of
etmibliv.iUon.
rt
hie
Irvine
was
ood
tor
the
Curdnmis
Blie
shot
I
v..
iii
accuracy
and
also
played
a
itrong
defensive
game.
Lillian
Lowe
was
also
notable.
She
played
more
open
whereas
the
others
tended
to
bunch
together.
At
half
time
the
score
was
5-0
for
the
Cardinals.
The
second
hail
opened
with
a
much
better
brand
of
basketball.
Both
teams
played
more
open
and
towards
the
end
the
pitch
ii
the
game
became
so
high
and
to-
j
the
Scouts.
tense
that
the
play
became
rough,
j
Referee.
Dan
Morrison.
s
a
result
Ella
Steen
was
ruled
off
j
-
the
floor
on
personal
fouls.
The
Comets,
led
by
Julia
Roberts
de-1
nonst
rated
clever
shooting
towards
the
latter
part
of
the
game,
but
al-hough
they
played
furiously
they
ere
una.
ore
to
equalize
me
uar-
i
dlnals
score
before
the
final
wbis-
Burns
Lake
is
Already
Lookinx
e
blew,
leaving
the
score
11-7
for
Forward
to
Winter
Sport
.he
Cardinals.
Junior
Game
The
junior
game
between
the
Wednesday
November
u
Striking
photograph
ul
the
fti;sh
of
the
Wolscy
Selling
second
centre
Plate
i!!"TTurst
Park.
England,
showing
V:
on
'tlird
left'
The
ru
:e
was
won
by
Marten's
Tower.
and
D
wu:
in
the
first
half,
which
ended
with
bike
in
which
most
of
the
local
ski-
Madison
Square
Garden
a
score
of
5-2
for
the
Scouts.
The
ers
will
participate.
The
"gang"
will
Jacob's
announcement
it
u
re-second
half
opened
with
the
Scouts
gather
at
the
Omineca
Ski
Lodge
parted
will
be
of
a
bout
u
UrFrb-having
the
advantage.
Both
teams
known
as
the
"Kraal."
situated
on
'
ruary
either
at
Miami
.jr
uk
aj.
played
a
defensive
game
but
to-
the
south
slope
of
Boer
Mountain,
geles
between
Schmchi.
ui,d
inwards
the
end
of
the
last
half
the
'
Hot
coffee,
rolls
and
baked
beans
key
Walker.
Rovers
slacked
off
and
the
Scouts
will
be
served.
'
Jacobs
denied
u
report
th-x
ran
circles
around
them.
A
bridge
and
whist
tournament
Tommy
Loughran
was
beui.
aae-Full
time
found
the
score
14-6
for
ill
also
be
held
to
the
basement
of
t
lacked
in
favor
of
W,ii.
;
tlt
tht
SKI-ING
TO
START
SOON
BURNS
LAKE.
Nov.
18:-cutive
committee
of
the
lovers
and
the
Scouts
opened
with
I
Ski
Club,
with
Rev.
C.
A.
Htoduiffe
,
St.
John's
Church
on
the
evening
champion's
next
meet
in
v
i
of
December
10
when
refreshments
'
Starting
December
14
ni
endini
i
will
be
served
and
four
prizes
aw-
I
arded
The
entry
fee
of
25c
will
go
i
towards
financing
the
Princeton
trip
of
the
club
captain.
SCHMELING
IS
BOOKED
The
exe-'
Omineca
'
World's
Champion
to
Meet
Mickey
Walker
in
February?
a
good
calibre
of
basketball.
It
as
convenor
of
the
entertainment!
looked
as
if
the
game
was
going
to
j
committee,
is
organizing
a
drive
for
NE
WYORK.
Nov.
18:
Joe
Jacobs,
be
intensely
interesting
during
the
I
membership
and
has
many
schemes
manager
for
Max
SchmeUng.
world's
first
half.
Both
teams
put
up
a
de-1
to
mind
that
should
assist
to
rals-
heavyweight
champion,
stated
yes-
iensive
game
in
the
first
half.
Cal-1
tog
the
necessary
funds
to
finance
terday
that
he
would
have
an
lm-
January
16
Schmeling
will
tiita
tour
of
22
of
the
mure
important
American
cities
j
Car
Shops
Better
Lead
in
C.
N.
R.
Cribbage
League
Canadian
National
Rerra:-tt
As-ociatlon
Crlbbace
T.
.ue
tf
suits
last
night
were
as
l
uiuwc
Round
House
16.
Qer.
office
l!
Station
9,
Car
Shop.'
lit
deroni
was
the
most
dangerous
the
club
to
sending
an
Olympic
en-
.pertant
announcement
to
make
to
Car
Shops
.
man.
When
he
got
control
of
the
try
to
Princeton.
a
couple
of
days.
Jacobs
made
this
'Round
Howe
ball
he
handled
tt
splendidly
and
I
The
season
will
be
opened
as
soon
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a
conference
Station
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the
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Scout
,
as
snow
condition-
permit
by
a
ski-
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WLffiam
Terry,
president
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