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Standing
The
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date
are
as
follows:
Senior
League
W
Moose
3
Grotto
..
2
C.
N.
R.
A.
.
V
Indies
League
Annette's
4
Junior
League
Scythians
4
L.
1
a
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High
School
2
2
Grottetles
0
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Intermediate
League
-
High
School
3
1
I-egion
2
2
Warriors
1
,3
ft,
High
School
2
2
Boy
Scouts
0
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Manual
Training;
Class
to
be
Held
V,
Instruction
Will
Again
be
(men,
at
uooin
scnooi
inn
Year
hit
W.
V.
Tattersal
.W.
V.
Tattersal
will
again.
conduct
evening
manual
training
classes
for
boys
at
Booth
Memorial
School
this
year.
Seventeen
boys
are
already
enrolled
and
more
are
expected
to
itake
up
the
work.
Classes
will
start
on
Monday
evening
of
next
weeK,
I
1
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FROM
ME.
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FOR
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Shoe
Repairing
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.m.i
Avenue
and
McBrla
BASKETBALL
IS
EXCITING
Mooe
Defeats
C.
N.
R.
A.
in
One
of
.Most
Spec
Ucular
(tames
Seen
Here
in
Year
Basketball
fans
witnessed
one
of
the
most
spectacular
and.
thrllllns
hoop
games
that
has
been
seen
in
this
city
for
rnuny
years
wnen
inr
Moose
eked
out
a
38737
win
over
the
Cahadlan
national
Recreation
Association
last
night.
It
was
one
of
the
fastest
tames
seen
In
this
town
since
the
days
wtyeft
the
Elks
and'
the
Sons
of
Canada
used
to
play
on
the
same
floor
ten
years
ago.
It
was
;
a
battle
from
start
to
finish.
I
Tfe..
flf
tmtf
nnanwl
1111
utfH
thl
C.
N.
R.
A.
funning
in
five
baskets
without
any
reply
from
the
Moose
The
Lodgemen
took
Ume
out
and
then
Wlngham
opened
the
scoring
to
start
the
battle.
There
was
never
more
than
two
points
difference
'In
score
till
the
last
three
minutes
of
play
and
then
the
train
crew
ran
In
two
baskets
wlthQut
any
reply
from
the
Lodgemen
to
make
the
score!
20-lfl
for-the
first
half.
The
Moose
came
tight
back
at!
the
start
of
the
second
halt
and
tied
the
score
and
then
the
battle,
started
In
real
earnest
with
the
crowd
standing
on
their
seats
yell
!
In?
for
their
favorites
to
try
and
break
away
and
get
a
safe
lead
which
the'
trainmen
did
with
nine
rvl.
1
.
1
1
1
mi
i
u
ico
gu.
uic
uuugc
men
caiun
i
time
out,
then
came
back
and
cut
down
the
lead
till
they
were
only
one
point
Behind:
The
score
was
38-31
when
Skinner
sent
Smith
showerwards
with
four
fouls
tacked
I
on
him.
Then
the
timekeeper
called
,
a
technical
foul
on
the
C.
N.
R.
A,
i
sub
which
was
disallowed
by
Skin
ner.
ims
was-me
oniy
nucn
in
a
perfect
game.
"Brick"
Skinner
did
a
perfect
Job
as
referee
and
when
the
game
cot
Started
again
the
lodge
rqen
were
'
tryln
gto
hold
their
lead
which;
they
did.
score
still
being
33-37
at
the
final
gun.
Other
(lames
The
girls
from
King
Edward
High'
School
lost
out
to
Anenjte's
6-9
in!
a
hectic
Ladles'
League
game
At
the
Interval
the
mannequins
had
a
three-point
lead,
score
bclne
fl-3
but,
on
resumption
of
hostilities.:
the
students
started
to
cram
but
failed
at
the
finish
to
lose
out
by
a
nasicet.
The
Pamrtl-in
T
anlnn
mln.i.ll
ChrLstison
and
their
strong
sup-
potters,
lost
out
to
the
High
School
26-IS
In
the
Intermediate,
League.
J
was
anybody's
game
from
start
16
finish.
Half
time
score
was
7-all
'
but
In
the
second,
half
the
Students'
;
combination
clicked
and
they
ran
In
I
enough
baskeU
to
give
them
an
8-
polnt
lead
at
the
end.
The
Junior
High
School
took
the
1
Bov
fWitlt
ntn
MlnnM.H
ieiAA
I
'
...
o.uwu
I
Fulton
was
largely
responsible
for'
the,
win
as
he
went
on
a
shooting
Orgy
to
gather
himself
12
points.
Individual
scoring;
Senior
League
Moose
(38
(Mitchell
(2),
Wlng-j
ham
(181,
U.
Unger,
Kakamoto
(8.'
R.
Morrison
5,
Menzles,
J.
Pierce
j
i&l.
!
j.
n.
n.
n.
j--on:ntiiuiiuu
m.
Johnson
(8.
Smttli
2i.
Ogg,
Lam-ble
2),
Stiles
(23)
Junior
League
Hlch
School
1
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Hous
ton;
(2),
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Hlrand
(i,
Munro,
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Ladies'
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Eva
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Rlvett,
E.
Morris
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12),
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