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SPORT
ANNETTE'S
DEFEATED
..Sustain.
First
Reverse
of
Season
,in
Ladies'
Hoop
Ltasuc
C,
X.
-
,
H.
A.
VVjrw
Over
Mimw
Canadian.
National
Recreation
Association
had
its.
turn
last
vUgUt
In
the
Senior
Basketball
.League,
at
uiyjiff
a
iait
out
or
me
filter
ing
Moose'
team,
the
score
being
32
to
26.
The
High
School
administered
the
first
defeat
of
the
season
upon
Annette's
in
the
Ladies'
League,
scoring
the
odd
basket
to
emerge
on
the
long
end
of
a
7
to
5
score.
The
pace-setting
High
School
In
the
Intermediate-
League-
defeated
the
Canadian
Legion
in
a.
hard-v
fought
match
by,
a
score
o
27,
to
;
a.
Boy
Scouts
trounced
High
School
In
the
Junior
League
and
the
two
-
teanw.ai;e
now.
in
a
ties
for.
second
place.
Individual
scoring
was
asfollows;
Senior
League
y.t
C.
N.
R.
A.
Stiles
U2),:Johnspn
$
(4c.
Smith
(1),
Steffeiurud
Irvin,e,
E.
Smith
..
Campbell;
to-'
tal.32.
Moose
Mitchell
ID,.
Pierce
ill.
Menales,
Winghara
7i(.
Nakarrvota'
.
72),
R.
Morrison
UV;
fotal.
2G.
1
Intermediate
league'
High
School
Campbell
i6,JJnd-
say
(21,
Tobey
1,
Davis
Ml,
Morgan
(13),
Fulton
(1),
McMeekln;
total,
27.
Legion
Armstrong
13i
Mac-'
Phee
(5t,
Christenen.
Blake,
5ie-hiro
(2),
Palmer,
Ivarson
(2,
Greer;
.total,
22.
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Ladies?
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High
School
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Ellison
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1
)
.
Blaine
1
2
)
,
E.
Davis
(2
,
McLeqd,
L.
Johnson.
M.
Johnson,
T.
Davis,
Turgeon
2
;
total,
7.
Annette's
Stone,
Enyd
Morris
;(2.
Rathford
112),
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Eva
PrUs,
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Munro,
Lear
Berner.
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SCHEDULE
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
re-
j
The
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
As-sults
lffs?niKhtwcre
as
follows:
action
announces
the
Jjalance
or
Ramblers
5927.
Swift's
'
Grotto
5179,'C-1.
R.
A.
6S4S.
Musketeers
7116,
Canadian
Lejilon
5471.
The
league
standing:
Swift's
.5
32.635
Musketeers
5
31,732
Ramblers
...
5
29,452
C.
N.
R,
A.
5
23.337
Grotto,
5
27347.
Cap.
Legion;
5
23.189
A.
25.890
Morris
!.
Brand,
Rivett:
total,
5
Junior
League
,
Scouts
Cromp
il3i.
Lipdseth,'
BroMcn,t"2.
Sakamoto
2
.
Ericksori.;
Eby
12
Dybhavn:
total,
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at
t
nft
r
a
a
i
schedule
for
first
half
6f
'the
sea
son
as
follows.
I
yov.
26
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Grotto,;
J
urono
vs.
Aneiip-
mgn
school
vs.
Warriors-;
High
School
vs.
I
Nov.
23
Moose
vs.
Grotto:
Le-
28
079
gion
vs.
Warriors:
-High
School
vs.
26.337
Grotto:
Scouts
vs.
Scythians.
30.715J
Dee
3a
N
R
A
vs
Moosej
An.
30,256;
nette-is
vs.
High
School;
High
School
33329:
vs.
Legion:
High
School
vs.
Scouts.
Dec.
6
Grotto
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A-;
j
Warriors
vs.
High
School:
Annette's
ivs.
Grotto;
Scythians
vs.
High
School
.
Dec.
10
Grotto
vs.
Mopse;"OroUo
vs.
High
School:
Warriors
vs.
Le-
;
gion:
Scythians
vs.
Scouts.
Dec.
13
Moose
vs.
C.
N.'
R.
A.;
jLeskinvs.
Hh
School:
High
School
vs.
Annette's:
Scouts
vs.
High
School.
Hockey
Scores
I
National
Hockry
League
St.
Louis
0.
Chjcajp
1.
Detroit
3.
New
York
Rangers
4.
New
York
Americans
4,
Cana-
diens
3.
t
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OF
WHIST
November
23
GroUo.cs.
I,
o.
O.-F.:
St.
Andrew's
vs.
Sons
of
Norway,
i
November
30
Sons
oi
Norway
vi!
I
Q.
O.
F.:
Canadian
Legion
ts.',
Grotto.
December
71.
0.
0.
F:
'vs.
St.
An-idrew's:
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
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for
guesswork,
gives
to
law
llevr,
the
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BAZAAR
IS
SUCCESSFUL
Annual
Affair
Yesterday
of
I
-a
dies'
Orauge
llenevulent
Awwiation
The
bazaar
and
dance
yesterday
Ladles'
Orange
Benevolent
Associa
Hop
(as
a
very
successJui
affair.
Toe
official
opening
wm
condac-tird
by
Hev.
vy.
D.
Grant
Holltag-worth,
pastor
of
First
Pjestjyterlan
Chtirch.
"rhe
aftcrnvm
woe
ulvpnivr
tn
thu
hnzaar
altrmHiliW
nnti
In
ihe
!
Murray,
Mrs.
George
Geddcs.
cjf
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
J.
G.
Vler-eck
and
Mrs.
Vic
Mcruie.
Capdy
Mrs.
.lames
Krikevtky
and
Mrs.
8.
V.
Cox,
Tea
iRoom
Pouring,
Mrs,
J.
W.
Moorehouse
and
Mrs.
Hugh
Killin;
servlteurs,
Miss
Hilda
Beale.
Mrs.
A.
Ouyan,
Mrs.
M,
M.
Lamb,
Mrs.
A.
MacDonald.
Misses
Rose
Smith.
Betty
Eastman,
Doris
Webster
and
Grace
Howe;
cashier,
Mrs.
Hqnjy
Smith,
'
Raffles
MrftAJ.
It.
Murray
and
Mrs.
W.
aM(yi--
Fish
Pond
Mrs.
W.
Robertson
and
.Mrs.
L.
Wide.
Winners
of
Raffles.
Winners
"in
the
grand
drawling
werei
Mrs.
R.
Morrison,
W.
Ranee,
Uety
Scott,
Jaryls
McLeod,
Mrs.
Ojorjge
Thaln.
Miss
Betty
Wide,
Mr."C
Gomez,
Miss
Ii.
Miller,
Miss
JfeanJtobertson.
C.
ZarcUl,
Mrs.
Jloe
Browp',
Mrs..
A.
R.
Hunter,
Harry
Day
and
Miss
Jane
Potts.
Winners
In
other
rallies
were:
side
of
ham,
Mrs,
George
Rodger-
turn,
Mis.
J.
W.
Moort
house;
roast
Sea
Serpent
Snap
Shots
Hundreds
of.
curious
locul
people
thronged
the
government
wharf
yesterday
afternoon
to
view
the
remains
of
the
strange
marine
monster
which
Is
causing
great
Interest.
Last
evening
the
skeleton
was
plac-,
ed
in
a
targe
tank
loaned
by
the,
Canadian
Fish
it
Cold
Storage
Co,
In
which
it
was
.removed
to
the
mU-ofHhe-lowr
fisheries
expert-mental
station
building
where
It
wUl
be
preserved
In
formaldehyde
pending
definite
identification.
i
The
interest
does
not
appear
to
,
be
local
either.
The
Dally
News
edU
torial
staff
lias
been
kept
busy
for
the
past
couple
of
days
answer
,
lag
queries
from
newt
services
and
.newspaper
in
Canada
and
the
j
United
States.
Prince
Rupert
has
;made
the
front
page
with
this
one.
The
bulk
of
opinion
of
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
sta((
and
others
,
who
may
be
In
a
position
to
know
1
clelltelj
that
the
creature
a
mammal
rather
than
a
fish
There
are
no
hiokmy
or
zoology
speclarLfts
on
the
staff
of
the
station
here
Norman
L.
Freeman,
local
representative
of
the
Internationa)
Fisheries
Comral&sion.
has
been
regarded
as
somewhat
of
an
authority
on
marine
natural
life
here
and,
he
expressed
himself
as
being
baffled
yi
i
ittlay
after
examining
the
re
re
cursorily.
M
ny
suggestions
have
been
of
I
fered
regarding
the
preservation
of
tHft
f
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tlirnfl:
Tmm
aim
fn
txAr-n
!
rnt
local
exhibit
purposes.
In
view
of
the
condition
of
the
body,
rocon
s:
ruction
or
preservation
would
un
j
doubtedty.
be
a
problem.
Before
anything
Is
done,
of
course
it
vill
have
to
be
determined
whether
or
not
it
is
a
really
rare
creature
or
comparatively
common
If
It
should
prove
to
be
common,
the
value
as
a
curio
or
exhibit
would
be
Urgely
lost
Meantime,
the
Prince-
Rupert
Muneum
Board
is
not
neglecting
the
ma'ter
,
,"
'
Dr
Neal
Carter,
director
of
the
Prine-
Rupert
Fisheries
Experlraen-a!
Station,
by
last
night's
m.
f
a
warded
to
Dr.
W.
a:
Clemens,
director
of
the
Nanaimo
Biological
Stntton.
as
comolete
a
description
as
polble
of
the
creature's
remains
together
with
samples
of
hairs
and
skin.
Dr.
Clemens
being
a
blolonlst,
it
Is
hoped
he
may
be
able
to
throw
some
light
upon
the
idtn-tity
of
the
monster.
CRIBBAGE
Nov
26--Grotto
vs.
I.
a
O,
F
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Elevator
Moose
vs.
Empress;
Meat
Packers
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.
Dec.
3
Moose
vs.
Grotto:
Meat
altcruoon
and
lust
evening
by
the
I
Packers
vs.
Canadian
Legion;
O.
F.
vs.
Elevator.
Dun..
i
j
I
In
a
bean
the
dance.
Music
wi
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black's
Orchestra
ahd
J.
A.
Teng
I
was
master
of
ceremonies.
Mrs.
F.
Barber
was
general
convener
and
committees
were
as
follows:
Sewing
Mrs.
If.
B.
Eastman
and
I
O,
Empres:
C.
N.
R.
A-
vs.
!
!
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of
beef.
Mrs.
J.
Lamble;
sack
of
sugar,
Mrs.
W.
Baillle;
side
oi
bacon,
MUs
Rose
Cox;
cushion,
Miss
Ella
guessing
contest
R.
Oammon
was
the
winner
with
3T1.
Mrs.
R.
Duncan
was
the
winner
In
a
cake
wight
Kuessing
contest
with
two
pounds,
fifteen
ounces.
Christmas
Carii
3c,
10c,
15c
up;
Siu'clal
10
for
,rc
Christmas
Calenda
2.H-1
$1.00
PRINTflRS
AND
STATIONERS
Hesner
Hlock,
Third
Street
n
TngjvSeala
and
Wrapping.
Personal
Clirlstmas
Cards
printed
in
our
o
plant
Vn
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notice.
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men'
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successful
whist
drive
and
dance
was
held
in
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