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BADMINTON
TOURNEY
Draws
For
Games
to
Be
Played
Tonight
'and
Tuesday
on
Various
Courts
The
city
badminton
tournament
'
lor
all
badminton
players
opens
tonight.
T?ie
games
will
be
played
in
the
different
courts
around
town
There
have
been
a
large
number
o
entries
and
a
peppy
tournament
is
expected.
Following
are
the
draws:
TONIGHT
Moose
Court
Ladles
'Singles
7:30
Mt
MacKay
vx.
Miss
Palmer.
6:1ft
Miss
Thompson
vs.
Miss
Cross.
Men's
Singles
7:09
V.
Tobey
vs.
G.
P.
Lyons.
ST:0O
n.
Franks
vs.
N.
Allen.
9:45
R.
Alteh
v
C.
J.
Norrington.
0:15
JVMoiey
vs.
J.
Gibson.
11:00-.
Darton
vs.
I.
Murray.
Skcrna
Court
Ladies'
Doubles
7:30-kMiss
Grieve
and
Miss
M
ftt
vs.
Mies
Terrlen
and
Miss
Mac-Kay.
9:00
Mise
.
Mitchell
and
Miss
CrOM
vs.
Mrs.
Norrington
and
Mrs.
Parlow.
9:4s
Mr.
Gibson
and
Miss
Rogers
vs.
Mfes
Thompson
and
Mrs.
Morton.
Men's
Doubles
8:1ft
J.
Gibson
and
R.
Franks
vs.
P.
Ferguson
and
T.
Bussanich.
Hillside
Court
Men's
Doubles
7:30
J.
H.
Horton
and
F.
M.
Da-vies
vs.
W.
L.
Stamford
and
R.
D.
Greggor,
8:1548
Darton
and
C.
i.
Norrington
vs.
Bryant
and
Lambie.
9:00
Murdock
and
Bunn
vs.
Parlow
and
Cornish.
,
:
45
Lyons
and
J.
Lindsay
vs.
N.
Allen
and
R.
Tobey.
V
TUESDAY
-
'United
Church
Court
7tl5
Miss
Green
and
Mike
Mc-'
Caffery
vs.
MfssMd'halt
and
N.
Al-;
"
'
"
len.
,
7:45
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bartlett
vs.
Miss
Mackay
and
T.
Bussanich.
815
Mrs.
Horton
and
W.
Bryant
vs.
Miss
Thompson
and
R.
Allen.
8:45
Miss
A.
PUlsbury
and
Dr.
Mandy
vs.
Miss
Mitchell
and
VY.
Lambie.
9:15
M.
Cross
and
W.
Tobey
vs.
Mrs.
Parlow
and
Norrington.
9:45
Miss
M.
Astoria
and
B.
Lyons
v4.
Mrs.
Laldler
and
Mr.
Stamford.
1015
Miss
N.
Lawrence
and
I.
Murray
vs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.:
G.
Da
vies.
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Phone
957
25c
Uphold
Reputation
of
Canadian
Girl
Athletes
Till
DAILY
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of
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square
Oarden.
New
York
at
the
AUi'
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iiidnoi
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ii.im)ii)n.ship
is
shown
ab
vt
Running
under
the
handicap
of
haviiu
1,1
''liaintf
their
sprintfis
loilowmg
the
motor
accident
which
occurred
on
the
long
drive
to
New
York
tl.e
Canadian
girls
showed
plenty
of
courage
in
-securing
second
place
to
the
Newark
team
out
of
a
fiek.
nf
fourteen
starters.
The
Newark
girU
were
forced
to
break
the
world
(
record
to
offset
the
challenge
of
ilv
battered
girts
from
Canada,
who
ran
despite
their
Injuries
am
Still
managed
to
make
a
..plendia
showing.
Left
to
right
Mlldren
Frlzell.
who
was
disqualified
b;
Starter
McHujh
in
the
Qu:ir'or
finaLs
of
the
sprint
for
false
breattng:
Dot
Bmokshaw.
wheae
spine
was
Injured
when
she
was
tossed
out
of
the
motor
car:
Olacys
Moffltt.
another
member
of
the
team
who
was
In
the
car
which
argued
with
a
tree
3he
was
also
thrown
clear
of
the
car
and
competed
with
badly
Injured
legs:
Myrtle
Brown,
the
young
runner
put
In
at
the
last
moment
and
who
ran
a
splendid
anchor
position
for
the
team.
'
BADMINTON
TOURNAMENT
Good
Games
in
Handicap
Event
Yesterday,
in
I.
O.
D.
E.
Hall
The
Skeena
Badminton
Club
held
a
handicap
tournament
on
their
court
In
the
I.
O.
D.
E.
Hall
on
Saturday
night.
The
following
were
the
results:
Ladies'
Doubles
Mrs.
R.
Black
and
Miss
N.
Lawrence
(scratch)
beat
Miss
Palmer
and
Miss
Astoria
1-2).
15-8.
l-9.
Men's
Doubles
Bartlett
and
Cornish
i
-2
1
beat
V.
Murray
and
Oreg-gor
(plus
2).
16-8,
15-7.
Mixed
Doubles
Mr.
'
and
Mrs.
Bartlett
(scratch
i
beat
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norrington
(-3).
15-0,
10-15.
15-10.
Men's
Singles
Norrington
-6)
beat
Cornish
(scratch).
15-9.
15-7.
The
games
were
followed
by
delicious
refreshments
served
to
the
members
and
their
guests.
An
hour's
dancing
was
enjoyed.
25c;
BASKETBALL
50c
50c
12c
25c
25c
20c
15c!
15c
18c!
50c1
10c;
10c
Marcn
m
riaiens
vs.
urouo:
i
rne
ena
nl
tne
season
Is
ap
Warriors
vs.
Merchants;
Cardinals
,
preaching
in
basketball
and
Tue.'-vs.
Comets;
Rovers
vs.
Meteors.
day
nigt.t,
will
settle
the
winners
"TILIJE
THE
TOILER"
SPORT
CHAT
The
warmer
weather
is
about
ts
start.
All
sport
lovers
will
be
turning
from
the
winter
sports
to
sum-Dter
nails.
Soon
the.
sshlbttion
grounds
will
be
crowded
wHh
young
athletes
getting
prepared
for
football
and
baseball.
It
wont
be
long
now
before
the
C.N.R.A.
will
be
starting
their
aoftball
games
that
always
drew
a
big
".rowd
Some
of
the
tennis
fans
were
out
over
the
weekend
and
were
able
to
Ret
a
few
games.
It
was
slightly
cold
on
the
hands
but
otherwise
conditions
were
Ideal.
fitrffnt
ts411
Ks
nwasa
mlntsiv
smav
that
will
be
a
long
time
in
dtsap
peartng.
The
snow
on
Mount
Old-
field
takes
a
long
time
to
go
away.
,Lat
year
it
as
possible
to
enjoy
this
winter
sport
well
on
to
I
the
middle
of
April.
!
'The
first
erase
that
took
the
country
by
storm
was
miniature
i?olf
and
now
it
Is
gig-saw
pussies,
tome
people
hsve
sat
up
to
all
'tours
of
the
night
trying
to
work
them
out.
and
what
a
nuisance
they
are.
What
fool
erase
will
they
be
getting
out
next?
HOCKEY
SCORES
Canadians
1;
Detroit
I.
New
York
Americans
2:
Rangers
Saturday's
Games
Chics:
Montreal
6.
Boston
8;
Toronto
1.
New
York
Americana
1;
Ottawa
of
the
second
half
and
then
there
will
only
be
the
play-ef
games
and
the
basketball
league
will
be
over
for
the
waton.
But
there
are
a
few
games
with
outside
teams
to
be
expected
yet.
which
will
no
doub'.
create
as
mud.
Interest
as
the
last
game
did.
"""6
At
the
Capitol
"The
Woman
in
Kooni
IS"
Shows
Miss
Landi
in
Very
Difficult
Role
An
ex-husband's
cruel
thirst
for
revenge
constitutes
the
dramatic
I
conflict
of
"The
Woman
in
Room
,
13,"
Ellsaa
Landl's
latest
Fox
cmo-ion.il
drama
based
on
the
a
Iter
-
;
ninth
of
a
divorce
scandal,
which
Is
showing
tonight
and
tomorrow
at
the
Capitol.
As
a
brilliant,
capable,
modern
,
wife
of
today,
Miss
Land!
is
pictured
;
as
u
woman
who
holds
the
hapul-:
ness
of
true
love
above
the
price
her
scheming
mate
is
willing
to
pay
,
for
acclaim
and
glory.
This
hus-:
band,
portrayed
by
Ralph
Bellamy,
loses
every
claim
upon
her
when
he
openly
parades
one
of
hU
many
mistresses
before
her
friends
This,
to
her.
ts
cause
enough
for
her
di
vorce
proceedings,
even
though
they
come
at
a
critical
time
In
the
cam
palgn
through
which
Bellamy
hopes
to
become
mayor
8hc
gains
her
freedom
but
earns
the
undylim
enmity
of
Bellamy.
Happy
In
a
new
marriage,
with
Nell
Hamilton.
Landi
becomes
forgetful
of
the
nast
until
.Bellamy
vunnlmlv
gathers
together
vnrtou
thread
of
her
new
life
as
evidence
)
be
ued
against
her
In
his
plans
for
revenge.
He
succeeds
in
aligning
her
new
father-in-law
against
her
and
even
in
convincing
her
fnitin
husband
that
ber
relations
with
Gilbert
loland.
who
por-traw
an
nnera
sinter,
are
hot
as
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Contest"
tomorrow
evening
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