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PAQE
FOUR
BASKETBALL
IS
PLAYED
Panthers
Defeated
32
Taxi
31
to
27
team,
tne
novers,
piayea
a
goooi
brand
of
basketball
and
beat
thi
leading
Scouts
22-18.
Senior
Game
The
32
Taxi,
although
weakened
considerably
in
last
night's
game
easily
outplayed
the
Panthers
in
the
first
half.
Play
was
slow
and
ragged,
the
Panthers
playing
as
if
they
were
In
a
dace.
The
first
half
',
ended
without
any
brilliant
playi:
14-10
for
the
Taxi
bays.
j
The
seeend
half
started
much
fatter
and
became
much
more
in-:
Urestlng.
The
Panthers
soon
over?
!
came
32's
lead
and
put
themselves
a
few
points
ahead.
Play
then
started
to
be
real
fast
with
both
teams
boring
In
as
hard
as
thsy
could.
The
Pmth;r
had
a
hard
time
to
keep
the
Taxi
boys
from
ofcUlotsg
a
lead.
There
were
a
lev,
!
unnecessary
fouls
but
the
refere?j
'
kept
the
game
well
hi
hand.
With
a
boat
5
minutes
to
'go.
the
Panth-1
est
got
in
some
niee
combination
work
which
eventually
won
the
game
for
them
34-37.
I
Panthers
Mitchell.
3;
Macdon-'
aid.
6;
Irvine,
9;
Cross:
Kelsey.
11.
!
'
32
Taxi
Stalker.
S;
Qurvteh.
3;
Ratchford.
6;
Wrathall.
6;
Friszelt.
,
1;
Hasu
j
Intermediate
Gam;
The
Intermediate
game
turned
opt
to
be
a
one-sided
affair
but
the
first
half
was
good.
The
High,
School
was
under
a
handicap
without
Walters
bat
managed
to
obtain
a
9-pamt
lead
early
in
tbei
first
half
bUore,
the
lrchant,
got
started-
They
seemed
to
lose;
heart,
however,
and
let
the
Merc-;
ants
run
away
with
them.
At
tfc?
end
of
the
first
half
the
Merchant
had
not
only
overcome
the
students'
lead
bt
had
S
points
more.
The
second
half
was
all
one-sided
with
pierce
for
Merchants
tJwot-ing
at
win
to
get
SO
of
the
M?r-,
chants'
36
points.
Mgrchants
Dingwall.
8;
Coma
dma.
4;
Currie;
Pierre.
30;
Mc-;
Nalty,
4;
Hast
j
High
School
Winhm,
2;
linger.
Vance,
4;
Tobey;
Row.
1.
Hlckey.
Ladies'
Game
Tne
uomeai
aid
not
put
up
sach
a
good
tfaowing
agatnst
th-Amtavnt
as
they
dk
the
prevWm
gamt.
Sue
Boddie
had
command
of
the
flpor
an,
always
Lwetiw
ths
play,
gave
her
team
a
10-point
lead
In
the
first
half.
The
Cornell
,
however,
wars
considerably
weakened
when
C,
Morris
had
to
leave,
toe
floor
because
of
an
accidental
Injury
la
the
second
hU.
how-,
ever,
the
CameU
played
well
keeping
ttw
Amnions
from
seotlnf
ani
making
a
basket
themselves.
The,
Comets
played
a
good
guarding
game
but
there
was
too
much
In-'
dividual
playing
on
the
forwatj'
line.
Amazons
Boodle,
t;
Pritchard.,
2:
Tlte,
Morgan;
Ritchie,
Koaeh.
Comets-Bteen.
llarvey.
4;
Me-Leod;
Jack;
Morris;
Conaery;
Die
ken
Junior
Game
The
Rovers
played
good
basketball
against
the
Scouts
and
well
deserved
their
victory.
They
played
a
better
combination
game
and
sank
all
their
shot
whereas
the1
Scouts
were
a
little
ajoppjr
and
very
weak
m
their
aMttiQf
.
Sen-
j
terbane
was
best
for
the
Seoui
and
Wiiliseroft
and
Da
vies
for
tv
Rovers.
i
Scouts
-
Wilson
4
;
8anturbanu.
1
iz;
Miller.
2;
VWrech;
Smith;
Lindsay:
Naylor.
Rovers
McKlnJey.
2;
MeRae.
4.
MeMsekln;
WUlUcrftlt'
lor'Btem-ner:
Duvfca
a.
I
BASKETBALL
January
29
Panthers
vs.
C.
N.
H,
Tuxls
vs.
High
School.
Amazons
vs.
Cardinals.
Le&gue
of
Nations
vs.
Japanese
February
2
32
Taxi
vs.
0.
N.
K.
Tuxls
vs.
Merchants.
Comets
vs.
Amazon.
Japanese
vs.
Rovers.
'
4
i
SPORT
CHAT
The
basketball
season
is
continuing
at
Anyox
with
enthusiasm
and
aood.
close
nlav
marking
the
acti-
IiuSecond
Hall
Jloep
.
TrtteyDf-theinteTmediaOe-,
ladiesM'Jeaews-ab'Anyox
the
Elks
were
win-
Opener
Regular
league
basketball
garner
were
played
in
Auditorium
last
night.
The
second
half
of
the
Senior
League
started
with
the
Panthers
winning
a
hard
fought
garo
over
32
Taxi
34-37.
In
the
Intermediate'
league
!
Merchants
eaty
be$t;
the
IJtgJX
school
ijq-ilf
k4
W
i
ft
The
Amazons
easily
took
the
Comets
Into
camp
in
trja
Ladies'
game
1Q-4.
In
the
Junior
fixture
the
celUr
;and
senior
leagues.
In
a
recent
set
Name.
AddreM-
ladles'
an4
Intermediate
games'
while
the
senior
game
was
nqt
so!
close
with
a
scpre
of
21
to
13.
Thfrei
are
mree
i
earns
m
eacn
ieagueanaj
some
snappy
players
iave
been,
de-fl
veloped.
i
In
both
senior
and
Junior
billiard
ners
for
the
first
half
of
the
sea-
of
games1
orie
poYnt
mean
the
dlf-"
son.
In
the
Senior
League
the
ference
between
victory
in
both
Lodgemen
won
comfortably
from
,TZ
SSST
Wednesday
January
trie
Orphans
who
were
the
runners-un
and
In
the
Junior
Lea
cue
they
wo.byjarWpoint
only
over
the
Boil
er
Shop
after
exciting
play.
Inter
est
'has
n.oLwaned
as
far
as
the
se-
I'cohd
half
Is
concerned
and
nil
teams
are
on
their
toes
to
demonstrate
their
ability
with
the
balls
'and
cues.
Dally-
Rewa
want-AO
brtng
remilU.
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WINNERS
IN
BILLIARDS
League
pf
Nations
Defeafrd
Empress
SoeUlTIilirSS?
fo'&JO
League
of
Nations
defeated
Em
press
Social
Club
by
an
aggregate
Double
the
above:($lt00Q.(M)
will
be
awarded
under
certain
conditions.
AdJitlnl
mtrj
iUnh
my
it
ItctrrtJ
jrm
ynr
nsrtd
tluUr.
U
ntl
riLht
ttpy
lb
rmptn
hUte.
ThU
and
additional
eatlmatet
most
be
maticd
to
Turret
Clstrettei
Hockey
Contest,
P.O.
Box
1180,
Montreal,
P.Q.
E
limit.
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Total
Uo.U
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RANGERS
106
MAROONS
105
DETROIT
102
AMERICANS
76
(Rickuitr.
of
pUjr-off)
SiOTE
DfUW.
Five
of
$250.00
Ten
of
$50.00
Twenty
of
$25.00
Two
Hundred
and
Fifty
of
$1.00
NOTE
A"
prkes
be
DOUBLED
If
wlnnlnr
estimates
are
attached
to
the
front
nw'1'
Pnl
o'
empty
Turret
Cljarette
(20's)
packages
with
portion
of
wclsf
stamp
attached.
For
Instance,
if
the
winning
estimate
for
first
priie
is
attached
to
the
front
panel
of
a
Turret
Cigarette
(20's)
package,
with
portion
of
excise
stamp
attached,
the
amount
of
the
first
prize
will
be
$5,000.00
instead
of
$2,500.00.
Anyone
can
enter
estimates,
with
or
without
Turret
Cigarette
(20's)
packages,
but
it
should
be
remembered
that
prizes
won
by
the
former
will
be
twice
as
great
as
if
the
winning
entries
are.not
attached
to
Turret
Cigarette
(20's)
packages.
A
National
Canadian
Contest
Hockey,
the
most
popular
sport
in
Canadal
From
Halifax
to
Victoria,
everyone
is
talking
hockey,
reading
hockey
from
their
daily
papers
.
.
.
following
the
exploits
of
their
favourite
players
in
the
National
Hockey
League.
Yes!
Hockey
is
king,
and
here
is
a
chance
for
every
real
hockey
fan
in
Canada
to
cash
in
on
his
knowledge
of
this
great
national
Canadian
game.
It
is
a
question
of
mathematical
excellence
plus
your
knowledge
of
hockey
and
the
ability
of
each
team
to
score
against
its
rivals.
Simply
fill
in
the
entry
blank
below
with
your
estimate
of
the
goals
which
will
be
scored
by
each
?eam
throughout
the
season
of
1931-32,
ex-elusive
of
play-offs
for
the
championship.
Prizes
will
be
awarded
to
those
estimating
correctly,
or
nearest
to,
the
actual
number
of
goals
scored
by
each
team.
For
your
guidance
there
is
given
in
the
left
hand
column
in
the
estimate
blank
below,
total
goals
scored
for
the
season
of
1
9
30-3
1.
Entries
are
not
restricted
to
the
coupon
blank
in
this
advertisement.
Each
person
may
send
in
as
many
estimates
as
he
or
she
wishes.
Estimates
may
be
made
upon
the
estimate
blank
in
the
lower
left
hand
corner
of
this
advertisement
or
upon
a
piece
of
paper
cut
to
the
same
sue.
If
a
winning
estimate
is
attached
to
the
front
panel
of
a
Turret
Cigarette
(20's)
package
it
will
receive
double
the
award
in
its
classification.
Send
in
your
first
estimate
today
and
additional
estimates
at
regular
intervals
as
the
season
progresses.
The
more
estimates
you
send
in
the
better.
Just
think
of
what
you
could
do
with
$5,000.00,
$2,500.00,
$1,500.00,
$1,000.00,
or
one
of
the
many
other
very
substantial
cash
prizes.
score
of.
883
to
850
in
the
Junior
Billiard
League
fixture
from
Monday
night
whch
was
concluded
last
evening
wlh
the
playing
of
the
remaining
two
games
a
follows:
Benny
Wendle
League
of
Nations',
130:
Nick
pheaoskl
iEm-press
Social
Club),
20Q.
Roy
Frmg,
133.
Pete
ChcnoskL
200.
The
league
standing
for
the
se
Contest
Rules
This
contest
is
open
to
any
resident
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada
except
employees
of
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
of
Canada,
Limited,
their
subsidiary
and
affiliated
companies,
the
families
of
these
employees,
and
their
advertising
agents.
im
Estimates
may
be
made
upon
the
ei-
timate
blank
In
the
lower
left
hand
corner
of
this
advertisement
or
upon
a
piece
of
paper
cut
to
the
same
size.
If
a
winning
estimate
is
attached
to
the
front
panel
of
a
Turret
Cigarette
(20s)
pack-age,
with
portion
of
excise
stamp
attached,
it
will
receive
double
the
award
in
its
classification.
1
'
'
3
Each
contestant
may
enter
as
many
estimates
as
he
or
she
desires,
but
only
one
prize
will
be
awarded
to
anyone
individual.
4
The
official
figures
of
the
National
Hockey
League
of
goals
scored
for
the
season
1931-32,
exclusive
of
play-offs,
will
be
used
to
decide
the
winners
in
this
contest.
A
committee
of
competent
judges
will
examine
and
pass
on
the
estimates
entered
in
the
contest.
Hy
submitting
an
estimate
each
contestant
agrees
to
accept
the
decision
of
(he
judges
as
final.
All
entries
must
be
mailed
to
Turret
5
Cigarettes
Hockey
Contest,
P.O.
Hox
1180,
Montreal,
P.Q.
l
Prizes
will
be
awarded
tp
thoje
rsjti-mating
correctly,
or
nearest
to,
the
actual
number
of
goals
scored
by
each
team.
7
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
o!
Canada,
Limited,
will
not
enter
into
any
correspondence
with
any
contestant.
0
In
case
of
a
tic
for
any
prize,
that
prize
will
be
divided
between
the
entries
tying
for
same.
9
This
contest
closes
on
March
5th,
1932,
and
all
entries
must
bear
the
post
mark
of
this
or
a
prior
date.
The
current
National
Hockey
League
season
is
scheduled
to
close
on
March
22nd,
1932.
Judging
of
the
entries
will
be
completed
as
soon
as
possible
after
the
official
figures
arc
available,
and
the
names
of
the
prize
winners
will
then
be
published.
cond
half
to
da
is
Jewelers
Emprtsa
Hawks
League
(
Nation
$15,000
IN
CASH
VEN
AWAY!
More
than
five
hundred
(500)
cash
prizes
are
offered
for
the
closest
estimates
of
the
number
of
goals
that
will
be
scored
by
each
team
in
the
National
Hockey
League
during
the
current
season
1931-32.
Read
the
particulars
of
this
sensational
competition
which
will
test
your
knowledge
of
hockey.
Then
send
in
as
many
estimates
as
you
wish.
Remember,
one
of
your
estimates
may
well
be
the
entry
that
will
win
a
substantial
Cash
Prize.
1st
PRIZE
$2,500.00
Double
the
above
($5,000.00)
will
be
awarded
under
certain
conditions.
.
NOTE
below.
2nd
PRIZE
$1,250.00
Double
the
above
($2,500.00)
will
be
awarded
under
certain
conditions.
$
NOTE
tlow.
3rd
PRIZE
$750.00
Double
the
above
($1,500.00)
will
be
awarded
under
certain
conditions.
See
NOTE
btlew,
4th
PRIZE.
.
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